Singlespeed & Fixed Gear - hub spacing!!!

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kneeeerow
07-30-08, 12:23 AM
what hubs have axles long enough to space to 130? is there not very many?!?!?


operator
07-30-08, 02:16 AM
Formula/Phil off the top of my head. Quandos as well.

JayKay
07-30-08, 03:31 AM
my DA's fit my jamie roy perfectly. even have enough leftover for tensioners


SingleSpeeDemon
07-30-08, 05:29 AM
I have a wheelset with Dimension hubs that you could space out to infinity.

stevo
07-30-08, 05:50 AM
any hub in which you install a long enough axle.

get whatever hub you want and replace the axle if necessary.

kneeeerow
07-30-08, 08:15 AM
i can replace the axle to any hub?

stevo
07-30-08, 09:14 AM
i can replace the axle to any hub?

well, not the ENO because the entire axle is internal to the hub. But then again the ENO will fit 130.

c0urt
07-30-08, 10:55 AM
nashbar, and they come with spacers to

dutret
07-30-08, 11:18 AM
well, not the ENO because the entire axle is internal to the hub. But then again the ENO will fit 130.

lots of hubs are hard to replace the axle on.

operator
07-30-08, 11:22 AM
get whatever hub you want and replace the axle if necessary.

Wrong

stevo
07-30-08, 11:35 AM
lots of hubs are hard to replace the axle on.

well i didnt say it would always be easy.

stevo
07-30-08, 11:37 AM
Wrong

okiedoke. specifics?

octopus magic
07-30-08, 11:39 AM
Phil Wood has a replaceable axle that costs like 60 bucks.

Also Van Dessel hubs come stock at 130 mm

dutret
07-30-08, 11:41 AM
well i didnt say it would always be easy.

Than why would you suggest it as the best option?

stevo
07-30-08, 11:46 AM
Than why would you suggest it as the best option?

i didnt. I presented AN option over the several specific hubs mentioned. Generally, if you can find the same 2r and pitch, it aint rocket science. [edit] - and yes, I wasnt thinking Phil at the time...

dutret
07-30-08, 11:53 AM
i didnt. I presented AN option over the several specific hubs mentioned. Generally, if you can find the same 2r and pitch, it aint rocket science. [edit] - and yes, I wasnt thinking Phil at the time...

or most other cartrige bearing hubs.

operator
07-30-08, 06:11 PM
i didnt. I presented AN option over the several specific hubs mentioned. Generally, if you can find the same 2r and pitch, it aint rocket science. [edit] - and yes, I wasnt thinking Phil at the time...

This isn't as simple as you might initially think. Do you have a general source for 130mm shouldered axles that the Formulas take?

How about the Miches?

It may seem simple at first, but it really isn't. Especially given a blanket statement that conveys the sense that it is "easy" to do.

kneeeerow
07-30-08, 06:36 PM
sooo... for instance, how easy would it be to replace a dura 7600 axle? or can that already be spaced to 130 as some guy stated above?

dutret
07-30-08, 06:46 PM
sooo... for instance, how easy would it be to replace a dura 7600 axle? or can that already be spaced to 130 as some guy stated above?

There is no way you can safely space a DA to 130. There barely enough for 120.

stevo
07-31-08, 07:16 AM
This isn't as simple as you might initially think. Do you have a general source for 130mm shouldered axles that the Formulas take?

How about the Miches?

It may seem simple at first, but it really isn't. Especially given a blanket statement that conveys the sense that it is "easy" to do.

certainly didnt mean to convey that... I sorta had in the back of my mind anyone willing to do so would first make sure a compatible axle was available. By 'replace the axle if necessary', I certainly meant 'replace with an appropriate axle;, not 'replace with any old axle.'

sorry to mislead anyone.