wanted: hope "ultra" front hub
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I assume Ultralight, it's the road version of the lightweight mtb hub
(a skinny one)
Spare you say, if a suspension and cheap i'd be interested, if it's not snapping, my cracks are getting longer :s
IF it's Ultralight it'll way @68g as opposed to the lightweight at just under 100g.
The lightweight is the skinny one in here
http://www.retrobike.co.uk/gallery2/mai ... emId=66033
forgot to add, the ultralight will have even thinner diameter flange holes and no covers normally over the bearings. Minimalist.
(a skinny one)
Spare you say, if a suspension and cheap i'd be interested, if it's not snapping, my cracks are getting longer :s
IF it's Ultralight it'll way @68g as opposed to the lightweight at just under 100g.
The lightweight is the skinny one in here
http://www.retrobike.co.uk/gallery2/mai ... emId=66033
forgot to add, the ultralight will have even thinner diameter flange holes and no covers normally over the bearings. Minimalist.
Crappy phone pics sorry :-(
32 hole, ti center, brand new stainless steel bearings :
I mades tools to change the bearings with zero damage to the hub flanges. The large one (mild steel) supports the flanges to press the old bearings out (will rest on ends of spokes if the hub is laced). The two smaller ones (stainless steel) are for pressing the bearings back in. They locate on the axle, support the bearing outer and won't touch the hub flange.
There are spoke marks but no cracks
WD
32 hole, ti center, brand new stainless steel bearings :
I mades tools to change the bearings with zero damage to the hub flanges. The large one (mild steel) supports the flanges to press the old bearings out (will rest on ends of spokes if the hub is laced). The two smaller ones (stainless steel) are for pressing the bearings back in. They locate on the axle, support the bearing outer and won't touch the hub flange.
There are spoke marks but no cracks
WD
i think that is a lightweight, not an ultra lightweight. the ultra is ridiculously skinny
http://www.roadbikereview.com/cat/wheel ... 00crx.aspx
it's for a weenie front wheel on my road bike....
http://www.roadbikereview.com/cat/wheel ... 00crx.aspx
it's for a weenie front wheel on my road bike....
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