Stolen Wheel Set
08-10-05 | 02:42 PM
#26
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Joined: Jun 2005
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Originally Posted by Grunk
I looked online and couldn't find any photos of these anywhere. Does anyone have a link?
OnGuard
Locking Skewer Set
$49.99 Sale Price: $46.99
The Onguard Locking Skewer Set will secure your Quick Release front and rear wheels and seat post. The three light steel skewers are weather resistant install quickly and easily. The indvidullay coded keys have lifetime registration and are replaceable.
The locking skewers will help prevent theft of your seat and wheels
-The front skewer fits hub up to 120mm wide
-The rear skewer fits hub up to 155mm wide
-Seat post skewer replaces quick release seat post
I looked online and couldn't find any photos of these anywhere. Does anyone have a link?
OnGuard
Locking Skewer Set
$49.99 Sale Price: $46.99
The Onguard Locking Skewer Set will secure your Quick Release front and rear wheels and seat post. The three light steel skewers are weather resistant install quickly and easily. The indvidullay coded keys have lifetime registration and are replaceable.
The locking skewers will help prevent theft of your seat and wheels
-The front skewer fits hub up to 120mm wide
-The rear skewer fits hub up to 155mm wide
-Seat post skewer replaces quick release seat post
lol. nice link ;p
08-10-05 | 02:48 PM
#27
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Joined: Jan 2005
Posts: 83
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From: San Fransicko
Originally Posted by sloppy robot
but phil woods arent skewerd hubs
I did it, but I'm wondering whats wrong with the krypto skewers? they look like the same thing to me.
08-10-05 | 03:02 PM
#28
Here's a thread with some of what unaesthetic did:
https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...locking+skewer
He also posted another thread but I can never find it easily...
As poppalurch said, get the QR conversion kit (I think it's $20 per hub) and skewer away!
poppalurch - how's that holding up to skidding and brakeless riding?
https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...locking+skewer
He also posted another thread but I can never find it easily...
As poppalurch said, get the QR conversion kit (I think it's $20 per hub) and skewer away!
poppalurch - how's that holding up to skidding and brakeless riding?
