Velo Orange Fixed Hubs
05-27-11 | 01:31 AM
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Velo Orange Fixed Hubs
Velo Orange has their new hubs out and they look pretty sweet and very affordable also. They make great stuff and hopefully these hubs will follow the rest of thier products in terms of quality and dependability. Have a look
https://velo-orange.blogspot.com/2011...re-arrive.html
https://velo-orange.blogspot.com/2011...re-arrive.html
Last edited by iBgearLess; 05-27-11 at 01:45 AM.
05-27-11 | 01:41 AM
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Yummy! And for a down to earth price too! 
Philwood better look out. UGh those tsunami relief hubs really put a dent in my free spending money that I'm still trying to buff out.
Philwood better look out. UGh those tsunami relief hubs really put a dent in my free spending money that I'm still trying to buff out.
05-27-11 | 03:46 PM
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05-27-11 | 04:35 PM
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*sniff sniff*
Do I smell NovaTec? Probably not, as last time their representative came on here to clear things up with their manufacturing site.
That said, I'd love to lace some Open Pro to their road hubs.
EDIT:On second thoughts, 32/32 is not my prefer drilling.
Do I smell NovaTec? Probably not, as last time their representative came on here to clear things up with their manufacturing site.
That said, I'd love to lace some Open Pro to their road hubs.
EDIT:On second thoughts, 32/32 is not my prefer drilling.
Last edited by Squirrelli; 05-27-11 at 04:45 PM.
