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Old 11-08-07, 10:33 AM
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Anyone a vintage tandem pro?

I tried in the vintage forum before without luck. I have a Mountain Goat Lombada from, I think, the early 90's. Its got a broken front hub and I'm looking for a replacement. The problem is the disk brake mounting holes are not standard and I can't slap just any old hub on. If I go to modern parts I'm changing fork, caliper, wheel and disk. I'd rather keep the vintage look and just replace the hub. Any takers?

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Wow....Early '90s is vintage? You make me feel old. I hope you're referring to the 1890's.
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Originally Posted by Re-Cycle
I tried in the vintage forum before without luck. I have a Mountain Goat Lombada from, I think, the early 90's. Its got a broken front hub and I'm looking for a replacement. The problem is the disk brake mounting holes are not standard and I can't slap just any old hub on. If I go to modern parts I'm changing fork, caliper, wheel and disk. I'd rather keep the vintage look and just replace the hub. Any takers?
That doesn't sound like a stock set-up for that bike... the disc in particular. What's the branding on the original hub and what type of disc caliper is it fitted with?
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