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new harris flip/flop hubs look a lot like iro...

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Old 11-28-06, 11:08 PM
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new harris flip/flop hubs look a lot like iro...

but cheaper. anyone have the scoop on these:

https://sheldonbrown.com/harris/fixed-hubs.html

The only difference I can tell (other than the logo) is they are fixed/fixed so you can run freewheels or fixed cogs on either side.
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...because they are.
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they're formulas, just like IRO
except they have shorter axles, which can't be respaced out to 130.

they're cheap because formula screwed up and shipped them the wrong hubs
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fixed/fixed? hmmmm...sounds like a good deal. formulas are...you know...they go round and round, which makes them pretty good for a lot of cycling applications. rain bike, whatever.

but yeah, formulas get stamped with different names a bunch, but they're still the same.
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