Identify this track hub?
05-14-09 | 03:18 PM
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Identify this track hub?
Hi all, it's been a while since i've posted in these forums but could you help me out? There are no markings on this flipflop hub and i'm curious to know the manufacturer! It seems good quality, the bearings spin freely for long time.
Thanks!
Thanks!
05-14-09 | 08:44 PM
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Standard English threading on both sides. Thank you for the info, they do look very similar to mavics. Maybe they're from a different year!
I was thinking it might be an old shimano track hub, perhaps Ultegra? (although i'm not sure shimano ever made ultegra track hubs).
The other thing .. maybe O.M.A.S? I do find it strange that there is no branding on it!
I was thinking it might be an old shimano track hub, perhaps Ultegra? (although i'm not sure shimano ever made ultegra track hubs).
The other thing .. maybe O.M.A.S? I do find it strange that there is no branding on it!
05-14-09 | 08:49 PM
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It looks like a one off from the 90's CNC craze
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05-15-09 | 07:23 PM
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