Dura Ace hubs - crazy price?
09-04-06, 04:09 PM
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Dura Ace hubs - crazy price?
Hmmm.. is it me or the dura ace 7600 Hub pair at worldclasscycles.com is only 152$ (the 7710 low flange = 185$) ???
look in the hubs (pair) section
https://www.worldclasscycles.com/Track_components2.htm
I need to buy some good hubs for my Pogliaghi conversion (80s road frame).
Any recommendations?
look in the hubs (pair) section
https://www.worldclasscycles.com/Track_components2.htm
I need to buy some good hubs for my Pogliaghi conversion (80s road frame).
Any recommendations?
09-04-06, 04:14 PM
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Originally Posted by non
Hmmm.. is it me or the dura ace 7600 Hub pair at worldclasscycles.com is only 152$ (the 7710 low flange = 185$) ???
look in the hubs (pair) section
https://www.worldclasscycles.com/Track_components2.htm
I need to buy some good hubs for my Pogliaghi conversion (80s road frame).
Any recommendations?
look in the hubs (pair) section
https://www.worldclasscycles.com/Track_components2.htm
I need to buy some good hubs for my Pogliaghi conversion (80s road frame).
Any recommendations?
I think the part your missing is the "SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY" in large blue letters. Meaning, not in stock. But yes, seems cheap.
09-04-06, 05:06 PM
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This guy is known for having great prices. If he has them, that'll be the price. I talked to him once and he was a nice guy too.
09-04-06, 05:15 PM
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you can get them in japan for 125 a pair. biz cycles, or worldclass has them for 200 on sale right now..
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you are going to put DA hubs on a pog conversion? Where is Juvi to set you right.
09-04-06, 07:09 PM
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Originally Posted by Learn_not2burn
you are going to put DA hubs on a pog conversion? Where is Juvi to set you right.
The good thing is that I bought it for a good price and has a complete Exage 500ex group, so it should be pretty easy to resell.
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not all DA 36h high flanges are NJS certified, if that makes any difference
09-04-06, 07:38 PM
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not all DA 36h high flanges are NJS certified, if that makes any difference
09-05-06, 01:53 AM
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Originally Posted by TNCLR
I think the part your missing is the "SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY" in large blue letters. Meaning, not in stock. But yes, seems cheap.
all those 7600 parts are back orderd for over a year and a half, uhh
...that's because they are only available on the japanese market, duh.
non, either you pay around 250 or up, or you goto japan. period.
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Originally Posted by na975
you been trying to sell those for awhile now.
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Originally Posted by travsi
in japan ...everywhere...
for example, takizawa
ps. if you find a way to get them to ship internationally, let me know... haha
for example, takizawa
ps. if you find a way to get them to ship internationally, let me know... haha
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Originally Posted by non
Hmmm.. is it me or the dura ace 7600 Hub pair at worldclasscycles.com is only 152$ (the 7710 low flange = 185$) ???
look in the hubs (pair) section
https://www.worldclasscycles.com/Track_components2.htm
I need to buy some good hubs for my Pogliaghi conversion (80s road frame).
Any recommendations?
look in the hubs (pair) section
https://www.worldclasscycles.com/Track_components2.htm
I need to buy some good hubs for my Pogliaghi conversion (80s road frame).
Any recommendations?
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trackosaurusrex.com is just about the best thing ever!
09-07-06, 08:16 AM
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Originally Posted by juvi-kyle
THAT THING SHOULD DEF NOT BE CONVERTED AND IF YOU DO IT NEEDS TO BE SET UP AS AN OLD TRAINER. 44 X 17 WITH TWO BRAKES AND DEF USE CAMPY.
btw, its not an original pogliaghi. Its an 80s "souless" one made out of columbus Aelle.
Dang, I just lost serious scene points.
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A hodge podge of old italian parts is the way to go!
i.e.
Campy deraileurs
miche hubs
Mondial cranks
modolo brakes
...MA2's (ok)
Build it as if you were transported back into the 80's and not as an over-restored piece!
i.e.
Campy deraileurs
miche hubs
Mondial cranks
modolo brakes
...MA2's (ok)
Build it as if you were transported back into the 80's and not as an over-restored piece!
