formula carbon hubs

[MAXTHEROTTI]

hi any one got any experiance of these?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... :IT&ih=011
i wont be too upset if its trash at this sort of money it aint the end of the world
and yes i am aware its a 4 bolt disc mounting but there are quite a few 4 bolt rotors around

rob

 

[dyna-ti]

Never seen 1 before ,but i must say it looks v nice

 

[MAXTHEROTTI]

yeah i figured it was worth a punt for £15 quid delivered
ill get it built into a hub brake rim so i have options of use with it
yeah i thought italian too lol

rob

 

[dirtjumper_dmr]

Formula - Mainly known for pretty good disc brakes now, and are Italian

 

[cherrybomb]

That's rather sexy.

 

[MAXTHEROTTI]

i thought it had a certain appeal
just need a rear now hahaha like that will be easy to find then

rob

 

[joemc99]

I have that hub built on m231 with the orig floating disk and caliper/lever. Works really well. Caliper mount is not std anymore, marzocchi did a fork for it 1 year, 1997 I think.

I think I'll flog the lot on here soon.

 

[kase1983]

if you want the red ano disc brakes that go with the hub i do know someone with a complete set, slightly off IS mount thou, so some slight fileing would be needed.

 

[daj]

I do I do !!

I put a wanted advert for them ages ago!! Thats what was fitted to the Sintesi downhill bikes in 1998.

Can you let me know more details please?

 

[novekili]

I think they were manifactured by Poggipolini, italian maker of hubs and lightweight bolts. Not the best, but quite high end....