bullseye hubs

[mkf]

hi all
my first post here hope someone can help me

i have a pair of bullseye hubs beauties in red white & blue
but the rear hub running 130mm so i cant use them.

now i'm pretty sure bullseye made a conversion kit to 135mm
does anyone have one to sell or anyone got any other ideas

thanks

 

[Rampage]

I was using a 130mm hub on my Klein. It was on there for years with no problems.

 

[Fenton]

If the frame you want to use them on is steel or ti, you certainly won't have any problems running a 130 rear hub, alu is a little more risky, but not much!

 

[scant]

does anyone have one to sell or anyone got any other ideas

thanks

search for bullseye on ebay.com. the axles are still available.

 

[GT-Steve]

If the frame you want to use them on is steel or ti, you certainly won't have any problems running a 130 rear hub, alu is a little more risky, but not much!

I never knew that, why is this?

 

[tintin40]

If the frame you want to use them on is steel or ti, you certainly won't have any problems running a 130 rear hub, alu is a little more risky, but not much!

I never knew that, why is this?

The dish of the wheel i think? mtb wider, roadie narrow. roadie hub on mtb wheel i guess?

 

[jonrock]

Maybe some sort of spacer would help?
J

 

[delboy009]

I have an idea but you wont like it !!!! Sell them to me

 

[JeRkY]

Perfect for my new Roberts!

 

[Rampage]

You'd need a longer axle if you fit a spacer.
Steel and Ti would flex enough to allow it to work.
Aluminium is more likely to crack.