Is this disc hub?
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strange - it doesn't look like an ISO disc hub but the large spacer on the left makes me think it might be a Centrelock style mounting system unique to shimano and DT hubs. A picture of the pertinent side might be a good idea!
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I suspect that it is a disc hub. If you would remove the wheel from the bike and give us a shot of the left side of the hub I could tell you for sure.
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Sure. Here ya go!
Edit: pics aren't in great focus where I wanted it, but a google for that serial is pretty useful: https://www.google.com/search?q=hb+m765
If that is correct then I'm pretty happy. Didn't realise I was disc ready there Any recommendations?
Edit: pics aren't in great focus where I wanted it, but a google for that serial is pretty useful: https://www.google.com/search?q=hb+m765
If that is correct then I'm pretty happy. Didn't realise I was disc ready there Any recommendations?
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Originally Posted by powers2b
I doubt it.
Disk hubs have a flange close to the hub that has tapped holes.
Disk hubs have a flange close to the hub that has tapped holes.
Last edited by Ray Dockrey; 09-21-06 at 07:49 PM.
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woohoo Joel wins!
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