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04-18-12, 01:19 PM
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Hey Drillium Dude!
I have this old 40's bike that im about to strip out and i noticed the detail in the hub, and thought this might be inspiration for drillium dude![IMG]
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04-18-12, 01:21 PM
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Is it just me, or do I see the hub flange actually bending between the spokes too.
Never seen slotted hub flanges like that before, but it must be strong enough to last this long without breaking. I wonder if the hub shell/flanges is made out of steel.
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Never seen slotted hub flanges like that before, but it must be strong enough to last this long without breaking. I wonder if the hub shell/flanges is made out of steel.
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hey this bike most likely has NEVER seen a paved street, "its prewar" plus the rims have holes in them, the hubs I will save but sadly the bike will be returning to de dumpe where it came from after i pull off a few savory morsels like the sturmey archer 3 speed drum hub and this drum front hub.
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no-rusted chrome steel!
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^ Look closely and you will see that the flange uses slots instead of individual holes.
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