Originally Posted by
LoRoK
I don't see how you could have a one sided hub and not have some dish. Not extreme like a roadbike, of course, but how would you keep the wheel centered in the frame without some dishing when the drive side of the hub shell doesn't extend as far as the non-drive side to accommodate threading for the cog?
Sorry the picture uploaded sideways for some reason.
Indeed you wheel is dished. It just depends on how the flanges are spaced from the hub center. That old Phil hub of yours definately looks like it requires dishing. I don't really have any experience with Phil hubs, but I've encountered numerous one-sided hubs that are either not dished or have so little dish that its not visible. For instance, check out the flange spacing on Dura Ace hubs. The one-sided version needs about 2mm of dish.
http://bike.shimano.com/publish/cont...e-hb_road.html