Funky Campy hub
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Funky Campy hub
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aerodynamics, baby! 
Seriously I don't think there's any good reason, unless you really want the grease to get contaminated all the time and easily. Maybe forces one to use oil and flush after every race...most likely the flanges/dust caps got mangled up badly and the PO wanted to try to save them with this "creative" mod.

Seriously I don't think there's any good reason, unless you really want the grease to get contaminated all the time and easily. Maybe forces one to use oil and flush after every race...most likely the flanges/dust caps got mangled up badly and the PO wanted to try to save them with this "creative" mod.
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Probably a dedicated over the top TT build. I think it's pretty cool.
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Giong through the trouble to machine off the "extra" metal... I would have milled the center of the barrel too... I have a set like that...
And yes for a no stone unturned Pursuit build.... but I would have gone 28 or 24 hole.
And yes for a no stone unturned Pursuit build.... but I would have gone 28 or 24 hole.
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I'd guess a road hub converted for track. The old tyme track guys liked to run exposed bearings like that and oil just before a race. Course, you could just pop the dust covers, but maybe someone had a lathe and too much time on their hands. Slick job.
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just stupidity
if you want a lighter build-less spokes
if you want a lighter build-less spokes
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