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Bekologist 02-27-05 11:25 PM

Hubs the size of soup cans?
 
Out riding today, I pulled up to a guy on a Softride wearing full USPS kit, and he had hubs the size of soup cans! I thought this might be his 'rain bike' and asked if he was riding drum brakes, and he said no.I didn't stick around long enough to ask more questions, just a 'pretty fancy' comment. These weren't Phil Wood or American Classic size hubs, they looked like the size of a nexus 7 speed. Anyone know what kind of hubs these might have been?

seely 02-28-05 12:14 AM

Spinergy?

baxtefer 02-28-05 12:46 AM

chub hubs?

thomson 02-28-05 01:11 AM

Maybe a Nexus 7 on back and a hub generator on front??

Surferbruce 02-28-05 08:31 AM

probably White Industries.

UpNorth 02-28-05 10:11 AM

They might have been Power Taps from Graber. Awesome hubs!

slvoid 02-28-05 01:16 PM

Could've been one of those things that tells you how much power you're generating while on a ride, they've got a pretty big hub housing all the mechanisms.

Or maybe it's his 140 speed dura-ace. 2 front x 10 cassette x 7 hub. 0-140mph @ 90 RPM. :)

The most likely explaination? It's a stash and the hub's hollow...

roadfix 02-28-05 01:30 PM

yep, must be chub hubs.....if it was that huge and noticable.


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