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keendeanotaur 04-29-08 06:16 PM

Re-threading a hub
 
Is it possible(or a good idea) to have the freewheel side of a flip-flop hub machined to properly thread a lockring?
I've searched here and sheldonbrown's site and can't find an answer.

TheScientist 04-29-08 06:24 PM

you can do it, if you disassemble your wheel first, then take it to a machine shop and pay a bunch of money to have it done right, and then put your wheel back together.

carail 04-29-08 06:26 PM

why don't you just get a flip flop that has both sides for fixed ?

str8flexed 04-29-08 06:27 PM

no

okay 04-29-08 06:28 PM

why dont you stop telling him what to do

keendeanotaur 04-29-08 06:30 PM

ok, so more trouble than its worth. thanks!

operator 04-29-08 07:09 PM

Especially considering a new fixed hub is like $40 max for say a formula.

craigmoyer 04-29-08 07:34 PM

i've been curious about this myself. i've got a formula flip flop hub lying around, and one of my roommates has access to the required machines....


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