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Old 02-25-13 | 08:48 PM
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Help me ID this hub

I bought 76 pounds of parts from a multi-sport shop that is closing its bike repair business. Most of the stuff I bought is pretty common: headsets by Tange and Aheadset, Shimano hubs and shells, bottom bracket cups, and about a bazillion axles, skewers and nuts. The lot contained one hub that was unfamiliar to me, labelled "Gary Fisher". It's a 100mm spaced front hub, 32 holes. I didn't find any markings other than the name. I wasn't able to find any pictures or description on the net of any Gary Fisher hubs (or any other parts, for that matter). I've attached a few shots. I'm hoping someone here can help me ID this thing.



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Old 02-25-13 | 10:24 PM
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Those hubs aren't anything special, they were likely relabeled formula or what ever manufacturer it was outsourced to.
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Old 02-26-13 | 08:41 PM
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What Dannihilator said. I've got one in the spare parts box, same as yours except it doesn't say "Gary Fisher" on mine.
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Old 02-26-13 | 10:34 PM
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Thanks for the responses. If you're dying to have it, it's on flea bay now. If you buy it and tell me you saw it on bf, I'll halve the shipping.

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