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06-19-10, 03:46 PM
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check out the spoke lacing
06-19-10, 07:06 PM
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I have a set of Cane Creek hubs, single-sided fixed, on Cane Creek's Volos clincher wheel set.
Cane Creek has discontinued them.
If Cane Creek would sell just the single-sided hubs, I would use them as the foundation for my next set of wheels.
Presently, I lust after black-anodized low-flange Dura Ace hubs.
Cane Creek has discontinued them.
If Cane Creek would sell just the single-sided hubs, I would use them as the foundation for my next set of wheels.
Presently, I lust after black-anodized low-flange Dura Ace hubs.
06-19-10, 07:08 PM
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I cant believe I am looking at hub pictures on my free time.
06-19-10, 07:27 PM
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I've also got a set of the Cane Creek Volos. They might still able to had for cheap somewhere. They are really stunning in person.
06-19-10, 07:43 PM
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Unfortunately for those of you looking for Cane Creek track wheels, you've missed the boat:
https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...k-wheel-market
https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...k-wheel-market
06-20-10, 11:25 AM
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Unfortunately for those of you looking for Cane Creek track wheels, you've missed the boat:
https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...k-wheel-market
https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...k-wheel-market
I consider Cane Creek's single-sided rear hub the aesthetically and functionally most pleasing rear hub ever made.
A black Cane Creek hub with a black EAI cog looks like one solid piece of metal, all machined together.
I rode mine for four years without any truing (I weigh 235 lbs all up), and have passed that wheel set on to my son.
It still looks and performs as if brand new.
I wonder who made that hub for Cane Creek, and whether they might they make it a again as a separate (not as part of an assembled wheel) product.
06-20-10, 07:41 PM
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1930's/40's one piece Doc Morton tandem track hubs machined from billet aluminum. Constrictor cog. Mystery lockring threads, neither campy nor British
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06-21-10, 02:01 AM
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in these type of threads, one usually posts a picture to go with the description, not just a description. not very porn-like otherwise.
06-21-10, 05:06 AM
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Some more of the Mack stuff. Wearyourtruth, thanks for posting these as I had not heard of them, but thinking of using for my next wheelset.
06-22-10, 12:20 AM
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I had these on a really trick Vector I had back in 1984. I loved these hubs:
Not porn in the perfect, round, anti-gravity D-cup sorta way, more like missile shaped titties, 70's Playboy sorta way.
Not porn in the perfect, round, anti-gravity D-cup sorta way, more like missile shaped titties, 70's Playboy sorta way.
06-22-10, 08:45 PM
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06-25-10, 05:30 AM
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Does anyone have a link to Ray's Engineering for bicycles?
I can only find automobile and motorcycle sites for this name.
I can only find automobile and motorcycle sites for this name.
07-10-10, 11:39 AM
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07-10-10, 01:22 PM
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that's because they only make parts for automobiles and motorcycles. the hubs pictured above are the only thing they've ever done for bicycles and it was basically a 'fatlace' thing.
