Bullseye Hubs

Elev12k · Sep 5, 2006

Close up view of a red & yellow Bulleye hub I plan to use on my Yo:

non close up view of the red & yellow Bullseye

- Melvin

jonrock · Sep 5, 2006

Very nice indeed!!!

Built to last I guess!
Anymore combinations?
J

Elev12k · Sep 6, 2006

Question: I noticed that on the left side of the fronthub the cartridge goes almost as easy round in their housing as the bearing themselves. How to solve?

:?:

Elev12k · Sep 7, 2006

I bought Loctite stick 668. It is medium strength, so I will be able to remove the bearing in future - if I want to.

mik0312 · Oct 5, 2006

RRP was Â£63.00 a hub in 1995 - compared with a Hope at Â£39.99 that was a lot of bucks !!

gump · Oct 20, 2006

Just got some red middle/silver flange Bullseyes and they look lovely.
They have non-matching rims at mo, so on the prowl for some 36H anything.....

gradeAfailure · Nov 5, 2006

I have a black 36H Bullseye on the front of the Yo, but it might be looking for a new home soon as I have a pair of 32H M231s waiting for me (hopefully!)...

DDS · Jan 10, 2007

mh1000":17mr19z6 said:
I think they used to do a version with a white body, and 1 blue and 1 red flange as well.

That's exactly what I have!! A pair of them on my Trimble. Love them, and despite their age still going strong!

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