fs/swap pulstar purple hubs pair

in yes good old purple and 32 hole flavor yours for a good quality 11/8th aheadset like this one http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Mode ... elID=23957

bump or £40 the pair posted to yuor door

cannondale king":2z7t1j9h said:

in yes good old purple and 32 hole flavor yours for a good quality 11/8th aheadset like this one http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Mode ... elID=23957

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Can you please post a pic? I may be interested if they're the right ones (those with the sealed bearings, not the ball bearings).

Thanks in advance!
- Doug

cannondale king":1wocgf0p said:

in yes good old purple and 32 hole flavor yours for a good quality 11/8th aheadset like this one http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Mode ... elID=23957

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Can you please post a pic? I may be interested if they're the right ones (those with the sealed bearings, not the ball bearings).

Thanks in advance!
- Doug

pics added they are the cup and cone version and theres nothing wrong with the cup and cone version's

just found the aheadset i wanted cheaper its here http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Ritchey-WCS-Logic ... 286.c0.m14 if you buy me the aheadset il post you the hubs if your in the states then il have to ask for a little towards postage

Dan, I'll take you up on that offer mate. These could look good on the rascal!

Cheers,
bb.

ck, you ever built a pair of these up?

Thanks for the pic! I know there's nothing wrong with the ball & cone version, it's just that I have the sealed version and was looking to pick up a spare rear hub for the freehub body alone (which seems to be the achilles heel of these hubs, sadly).

There is a guy named Tim Thompson who's active on framebuilder forums who, in the past, machined an adapter to allow the use of Shimano freehub bodies on these hubs...but my repeated attempts to contact him were unsuccessful.

I think I've roughly sketched what's needed...you guys with the ball & cone versions are better off in this sense, because the replacement Shimano freehub bodies also use balls & cones. I'd still have to machine out flats for sealed bearings even if I did get the Shimano to fit.

I like the sealed hubs, though. I think they were the last versions - the front is a 9000 series, for example - perhaps made in an attempt to restore Pulstar's flagging reputation at the time. I have a bunch of hub disassembly pics if anyone is interested.

- Doug

kaiser":2mqqzgqb said:

ck, you ever built a pair of these up?

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built one pair of these ages ago easy to build and dead easy to true ONCE i figured out the spoke lenght :roll: :roll: :roll: (third times the charm)


boyburning iv'e pm'd you