Dura Ace Hub (old school)
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Dura Ace Hub (old school)
Hey all',
I am bidding on a set of wheels..they r aerohead laced with old school DA hub, those one high flange with cut out. Just wondering if anyone know they have a left-hand thread for the lockring? or they r just old righthand threads???
Cheer,
dub.
I am bidding on a set of wheels..they r aerohead laced with old school DA hub, those one high flange with cut out. Just wondering if anyone know they have a left-hand thread for the lockring? or they r just old righthand threads???
Cheer,
dub.
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Its a fixed Hub as he said.
I asked him "could u confirmed me that it have a left hand threads to accomondate the lockring?" all he replied is "yes it has a lockring"....
Well I am pending for another confirmation from him. And he reply slow.
Cheer,
Dub.
I asked him "could u confirmed me that it have a left hand threads to accomondate the lockring?" all he replied is "yes it has a lockring"....
Well I am pending for another confirmation from him. And he reply slow.
Cheer,
Dub.
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Originally Posted by vee_dub
Its a fixed Hub as he said.
I asked him "could u confirmed me that it have a left hand threads to accomondate the lockring?" all he replied is "yes it has a lockring"....
Well I am pending for another confirmation from him. And he reply slow.
Cheer,
Dub.
I asked him "could u confirmed me that it have a left hand threads to accomondate the lockring?" all he replied is "yes it has a lockring"....
Well I am pending for another confirmation from him. And he reply slow.
Cheer,
Dub.
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Originally Posted by operator
If you read closely, he didn't even really answer your question.
Here's the pic:
Last edited by vee_dub; 06-13-07 at 11:31 AM.
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if he said it's a fixed hub, then i think you can safely assume it's got the requirements to satisfy the description - cog threads and lockring threads.
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But some sellers are ****** bags...
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Originally Posted by el twe
But some sellers are ****** bags...
Thanks in advances.
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Originally Posted by mander
I'd say you still don't know for sure. Caveat emptor, etc etc.
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yes, you have sufficient information. nobody with classic dura ace hubs is going to try to pass off road hubs as track hubs.
oh, and not quite the same. probably not as highly polished...
oh, and not quite the same. probably not as highly polished...
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Originally Posted by queerpunk
yes, you have sufficient information. nobody with classic dura ace hubs is going to try to pass off road hubs as track hubs.
oh, and not quite the same. probably not as highly polished...
oh, and not quite the same. probably not as highly polished...
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Originally Posted by mander
Yep queerpunk is right and the 120mm spacing is another great clue. I'd be very surprised if they didnt have lr threads.
I will keep it update ......
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likely to be real track hubs. i have a set from the late 70s spaced at 120 w/ reverse threads.
However, there could be the slight chance that they're spaced 120 for a 5 speed freewheel w/no reverse lockring threads, something that was produced in the 1970s as well
sounds like these are being represented as track hubs, so i doubt they're road type, but it's possible. coulda been ridden suicide, but ideally seller would have mentioned that.
don't mean to feed doubt, just sayin'...
However, there could be the slight chance that they're spaced 120 for a 5 speed freewheel w/no reverse lockring threads, something that was produced in the 1970s as well
sounds like these are being represented as track hubs, so i doubt they're road type, but it's possible. coulda been ridden suicide, but ideally seller would have mentioned that.
don't mean to feed doubt, just sayin'...