Who still make hubs that arn't for discs?
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Shimano apparently - at least there's a stock of XT ones here:
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Mode ... elID=67242 - rear
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Mode ... elID=67245 - front
I'm also seeing Sun Ringle and DT Swiss on the same site
EDIT: My current project doesn't have rear disc mounts on the frame but I bought a disc hub anyway on the offchance I upgrade at some point.
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Mode ... elID=67242 - rear
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Mode ... elID=67245 - front
I'm also seeing Sun Ringle and DT Swiss on the same site
EDIT: My current project doesn't have rear disc mounts on the frame but I bought a disc hub anyway on the offchance I upgrade at some point.
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Shimano indeed. I have a set of the black M770T ones. Still have to put some rims on them though.
Ha, yeah, saw the xt ones, but don't want 36 holes, will be waiting to see if they actually do get a restock as that would be good.
And how did I miss the sun ringle ones...
See this is the info I need...been looking but clearly missed things, my old xt parrallax hubs still work fine, but after nigh on 20 years of use, I'm getting paranoid that they may be not long till a failure.
And how did I miss the sun ringle ones...
See this is the info I need...been looking but clearly missed things, my old xt parrallax hubs still work fine, but after nigh on 20 years of use, I'm getting paranoid that they may be not long till a failure.
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Shimano make them and quite a few. T780 or M770 at XT level.
Hope ProIII also.
Hope ProIII also.
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dicoverybmw
Retrobike Rider
Got some of the LX one's myself from bikediscount.de in Germany, not the best looking hubs in the world but cheapish and they do the job.
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