This is not a 635. It is a drum brake, though.
10-04-09 | 09:04 PM
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This is not a 635. It is a drum brake, though.
https://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...view=all&tid=0
I won this thinking it would be great for one of my 28" frankenbikes. When it came, though, it was a plain steel 27x1 1/4. I went to bed angry.
I woke up thinking that it would be pretty cool laced into one of my 26" frankenbikes and it was cheap. I think I'll do that unless...
Is this something rare that some tandem guy would really like to have? Does anyone out there really need this wheel?
I won this thinking it would be great for one of my 28" frankenbikes. When it came, though, it was a plain steel 27x1 1/4. I went to bed angry.
I woke up thinking that it would be pretty cool laced into one of my 26" frankenbikes and it was cheap. I think I'll do that unless...
Is this something rare that some tandem guy would really like to have? Does anyone out there really need this wheel?
10-05-09 | 04:15 AM
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Ben,
The link does not provide any information. Is it a front or rear wheel? I have an old rear 5 speed hub with a drum brake needing rehab, a rim, and a frankenbike to ride under if you are interested. Let me know.
The link does not provide any information. Is it a front or rear wheel? I have an old rear 5 speed hub with a drum brake needing rehab, a rim, and a frankenbike to ride under if you are interested. Let me know.
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10-05-09 | 04:35 PM
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Hmm. dead link.
It's a rear hub and it was advertised as a 28". It was cheap enough that I'm not gonna complain. I'm gonna make it a single speed fixy and put it under an old american tanker or maybe this Shelby light weight or something.
What's this Frankenbike you speak of?
It's a rear hub and it was advertised as a 28". It was cheap enough that I'm not gonna complain. I'm gonna make it a single speed fixy and put it under an old american tanker or maybe this Shelby light weight or something.
What's this Frankenbike you speak of?
