Holy! Cheap IRO Hub set!
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Holy! Cheap IRO Hub set!
https://www.irocycle.com/iro36holefro...earhubset.aspx
Dirt cheap IRO hubs for only $40!
36 holes too, comes in silver or black, fixed/fixed or fixed/free.
Dirt cheap IRO hubs for only $40!
36 holes too, comes in silver or black, fixed/fixed or fixed/free.
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Bikes: Miyata 210, Fuji Royale II, Bridgestone Kabuki, Miyata Ninety
They've actually been running that deal for months now. When I saw it (sometime last year, I think), I jumped on it thinking it couldn't last. Great deal -- I can't believe they aren't cleared out yet.
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From: Netherlands
Bikes: Wabi Lightning, fixed 13.6 pounds. Cera steel road bike Campy veloce 9s
I bought three pairs. Sold them all as wheelsets. When they arrived on my side of the world, they were quite a bit more expensive, but still cheap enough to compete with a new pair of Miche Primato's which I think are the same quality but with a lot of added weight.
I strongly feel that Formula cartridge bearing hubs (which is what the iro's are) are more than you'll ever need on a track wheelset. Having said that, I own a phil/Veep set and a custom Mack hubbed rear wheel that I could never justify the cost of in terms other than bling (Phil) or lack of weight (Mack).
I strongly feel that Formula cartridge bearing hubs (which is what the iro's are) are more than you'll ever need on a track wheelset. Having said that, I own a phil/Veep set and a custom Mack hubbed rear wheel that I could never justify the cost of in terms other than bling (Phil) or lack of weight (Mack).
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