I've put me red wheels up for sale. alas alas.

[dyna-ti]

I didnt actually think I'd sell these given the build costs, the extra one off axle and all, and anywhere you fit them immediately adds bling to the bike, and as a basis to build something around. But health is dictating an ebike, so its helping to pay and keep my out cycling.
Personally I think thats a fair price, considering its all in really good condition, and has nice irc redwalls with it, that really do suit.
Sorry, but UK only.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/124442865566

 

[al-onestare]

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If these had a bolt through front axle I'd have bitten your hand off.

 

[dyna-ti]

The sus never came with one but I cant see why they cant be adapted. Course it would be a job in itself.
You'd need a bearing tube to brace between the bearings, and some sort of plug in spacers, likely have to make these.
So a machined tube or utilize something maybe off a fatso, or bulb even :?. Time it came out very few were doing bolt through, I think that only came with bulb hubs.
I think one of the problems would be the internal/external 28x12x8mm. So needs 28mm outer, the inner would be the problem. Again im not sure there is such a thing as a 12mm through front axle. any bearing tube would need to be exact fit.

Ive another sus disc. And ive a solid 12mm rear axle off something. Might if ive time try to fit something together. Still need a bearing tube to brace them, but if you slid such an axle in, you could see from what sticks out each side what you have to play with. Maybe sleeved/shimmed :? or maybe a two part like the rear one, where the outer was 15 or 20mm but the middle section was 12mm :?
Or the enclosed drop outs of a sus fork shimmed down internally.

Really a project for a metal worker with a cnc mill or small lathe.

Gahhh, see what youve done. Now im thinking such things out