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Old 06-14-08, 01:49 PM
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Sansin Hub on a Burley

I have a Sansin rear tandem hub with a Suntour Accushift II Uniglide Cassette. I want to do a freehub transplant. Got the freehub off, and took the rest of the hub to LBS. The pattern for the freehub doesn't fit Shimano therefore the LBS had no freehub to transplant. Does anybody have an idea what freehub this might be and if it might be available? Also, any ideas for removing a stuck threaded cog on the freehub? It is not coming loose.
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To put it succintly, you need a new hub, and the necessary wheel rebuild. That hub is no longer made and neither are the cassettes. If you want to break the cassette free, you need two chain whips as the small cog is threaded on. You may need to put a pipe on the chain whip for more leverage. You may find cogs on ebay. good luck.
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