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pedalfile 04-14-08 12:57 AM

can someone please identify this hub?
 
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3060/...6922dc8d_o.png

anyone?

USAZorro 04-14-08 07:11 AM

No clue, but what a marvelous concept.

Roll-Monroe-Co 04-14-08 10:15 AM

Did I take LSD before looking at this photo, or is it just impossible to tell what I'm seeing?

CV-6 04-14-08 10:25 AM

A clear picture would help, but just taking a stab at it...it looks like someone took an older hub and got creative.

cyclotoine 04-14-08 10:55 AM

I've seen that before but it escapes me now. Freakin' cool though.

Picchio Special 04-14-08 11:15 AM

Don't know, but for some reason it makes me want to order from Outback. It should come with dipping sauce.
(I think it allows you to put actual baseball players in your spokes.)

profix 04-22-08 12:20 PM

it looks like a BBS

infinityeye 04-22-08 12:35 PM

try taking the pic in away from the bong!

Lamplight 04-22-08 05:50 PM

I'm fairly certain there was a company in the '90s that made those, or at least made a prototype. For the life of me I can't think of a name, but I'm fairly certain I have a picture of that hub in one of my old bike magazines.

unworthy1 04-22-08 09:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by profix (Post 6564539)
it looks like a BBS

Hah!
Well, Campagnolo made both automobile rims (very nice ones, too) and bicycle hubs...so, why not?

retyred 04-22-08 09:28 PM

Used extensively in Iowa during harvest.


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