https://pedalconsumption.com/files/tag-hubs.html

Wasn't there already a thread about this hub? I like the red ones.

yes.

according to a search, you are in it.

How come you propose so many designs?

https://www.victoire-cycles.com/

Why wouldn't you space your flanges as far apart as possible?

Soil_Sampler, are you from Canada?

There's builder in Vancouver who is making an ISO bolt on hubs for awhile, their cogs came out earlier this year. Good hubs.

https://valliecomponents.com/

No.

I'm from SoCal.

Those are some good looking hubs.

yes.

the lockrings are nicely engineered.

That lockring design is genius, imo.

I love these hubs. Does anyone know where I can find one?

I'm surprised noone thought of that sooner. It would be really cool if somehow you could use a 15mm to get the lockring off though.

I'm drooling over some of the hubs in here...i need more money.

They maybe be 32mm, which is the standard size for a headset. So any one that has that wrench hanging around it would have another use.

It would be cool if they were interchangable with the miche cog carrier, but I dont think Miche would want that, and I know Victoire wouldnt.

these are.

smoke

These are so pretty....I need money.

The web site says the hubs and cogs are under prototype testing. Are you one of the testers?

really, think about it.

there are two competing ideas here; by spacing flanges farther apart the wheel gets stronger. At the same time when the flanges are spaced the same distance from the center you can build a dishless wheel with even spoke tension on both sides. A dishless wheel will be stronger than one with dish, even if the dished one is slightly wider. This is why the hub looks the way that it does.

This is a great idea and all, but what i'd really like to see is more options for straight pull spokes on fixed hubs. Cane creek is the only notable one I can think of right now.