Recommendations for 48h Front hub
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Recommendations for 48h Front hub
Looking for as big as a flange as possible, I want the wheel to be super tough. I dont care much about weight. So it could be a bmx or whatever.. Or if anyone has one they wouldn't mine selling I would be interested to.
My budget is around 50$
My budget is around 50$
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Just curious as to what need you would have for a 48h front hub?
I've built a 48h rear hub for a tandem but there is no need for a 48h on the front in my experience.
I've built a 48h rear hub for a tandem but there is no need for a 48h on the front in my experience.
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yea, you might find a 48 hole bmx hub, since stunt riding abuse has made a market niche,
that the Chinese manufacturers pursue. it will be nut/bolt axle .
have you asked at any bike shops where you live. ?
that the Chinese manufacturers pursue. it will be nut/bolt axle .
have you asked at any bike shops where you live. ?
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Polo, Yeah I do have a couple. I will call them today. They wouldn't stock parts like this though. Probably just go with a origin 8 one or something..
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It seems like a well-built 36 spoke front wheel should be plenty strong. What are you planning to do with this bike?