IRO hubs
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From: Norfolk, England
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IRO hubs
Any good? I want something better than Sovos or Suzue Basic, but I can't afford a Phil Wood
They're $70 a pair at Harris, but I only need a rear, and he won't sell them seperately. Anyone know who their UK distributor is? Sheldon mentions that axles are not readily changable, why not? Odd size?
Any other decent 32h fixed/free (or fixed/fixed) 120mm hubs out there for not much money? I'd prefer black and low flange, but it's not imortant.
They're $70 a pair at Harris, but I only need a rear, and he won't sell them seperately. Anyone know who their UK distributor is? Sheldon mentions that axles are not readily changable, why not? Odd size?Any other decent 32h fixed/free (or fixed/fixed) 120mm hubs out there for not much money? I'd prefer black and low flange, but it's not imortant.
Last edited by Jonny B; 02-10-04 at 04:45 PM.
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Originally Posted by 165-48:17
Just get some Surlys (or Surlies)....never been happier with mine
yes, indeedy. surly makes affordable, black, low-flange fixed/fixed (or fixed/free, if you're into time-wasting). i got one, and it's been darn good so far.
-rob
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Well my 135mm Surly is very nice, I'm sure I could order a 120mm one from the shop I got mine, unless nyone has a 120mm one they'd like to swap for a 135mm one
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I still think you should drop IRO a line. I've gotten really quick replies from them in the past. Their 120 set is only $64 from them, saved you 10% right there. If anybody is going to split up a set, it's going to be them. Try it, all you have to loose is an e-mail.




