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Old 06-17-04, 08:10 AM
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Paul hubs

I am considering these hubs. Any info/openions would help:
https://www.paulcomp.com/highflng.html

For a while I was stuck on Phil wood hubs, but after I found the ones above I seem to like their look better. But I am not sure how well they hold up.
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i have a few friends with paul hubs. nothing but good comments about them. my friend beats the crap out of his karate monkey that rides on pauls. he said he's never ridden a better hub. i'm building some sew up track wheels soon and am going to use pauls myself. paul components are top notch in my opinion.
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I have no first-hand experience with them either, but think they are, hmmmm, swell. Take a look at this link, scoll down the page a bit, and click on the lovely golden ones:

https://www.gaansari.com/scorcher.htm
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Oh, just saw this at SS Outlaw...should be nice when developed & polished:

https://www.levelcomponents.com/index.html
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Originally Posted by dabern
Oh, just saw this at SS Outlaw...should be nice when developed & polished:

https://www.levelcomponents.com/index.html

again??
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Originally Posted by OneTinSloth
again??
Yup...that's what I was thinking too. But then, I'd rather have that resurface ad nauseam than Tron Boy's unitarded @ss.
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