Twin disc mount hub

My new toy
CNC alloy 36h the flanges are 68mm in diameter and the usual[i suppose] thickness,the section the rotor mount bolts onto is about 8mm thick with a raised section on the inside.
9mm axle bolt on,cup and race bearings.axle spins fine but a little gritty,a service is standard so they'll be nice soon enough.
I was initially disappointed when i got the hub as it was tarnished and looking sorry for itself,a couple of hours with a toothbrush and the metal polish and its as good as new.
Strange that the rotor mounts bolt onto the thickened section of the hub,using longer rotor bolts,these hold on the rotor at the same time.
Not light but not overly heavy,has a sturdy feel to it

1.Take one pair of rigid disc mount steel forks.[possible project 2's]
2.Have welder braze on another mount.*
3.Contact Big Eck

And

Finally

:shock:

Big Eck's has carbon

Scrat":22zk5zi1 said:

:shock:

Big Eck's has carbon

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True but i also like mine.
Plus im betting it was cheaper

looks cool twin discs on a rigid fork ? and you lot called me mad ?

Whereabouts did you get the hub from?

sam_white":16ic2fdl said:

Whereabouts did you get the hub from?

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On ebay.Just one of those badly listed with a weird finishing time and in the wrong section type of deals that you just must have.
Sod knows what im going to do with it
The shell is very nice and i think its been cnc'd[certainly looks like it] but im surprised its a solid axle on cup and cone bearings.You'd think it would be cartridge :?

I little further forward in sorting this into a usable component
Thanks to Eck i have sourced the left and right calipers and the dual pull lever ill be buying shortly
Forks needs seals and service and i still have to drill out the right hand caliper mounts as the holes a mil to small for standard caliper mounting bolts,but its a minor job
Then find a suitable rim and get it built

looking good

it's amazing how cheap and easy it is to get the parts (apart from the hub) to build this