On Aug 9, 8:18 am, JoelMatthews wrote:
> > I wonder how loud is the hub when coasting? Shimano is still king as
> > it is the quietest.
>
> The Freewheel Royce at least are pretty quiet. I do not recall ever
> riding a bike with Shimano hubs. Maybe I have, just do not remember.
> The Royce ar
> I wonder how loud is the hub when coasting? Shimano is still king as
> it is the quietest.
The Freewheel Royce at least are pretty quiet. I do not recall ever
riding a bike with Shimano hubs. Maybe I have, just do not remember.
The Royce are easily as quiet as my Maxi-Car, which is a rather q
On Aug 9, 2:34 am, JoelMatthews wrote:
> > At those prices, one can easily consider White Industries or DT hubs with
> > the Campagnolo-
> > splined freehub body. Or perhaps Phils with a Shimano/SRAM cassette
> > and a J-tek device.
>
> Royce are easily as shiney as the penultimate Campy hub
> At those prices, one can easily consider White Industries or DT hubs with
> the Campagnolo-
> splined freehub body. Or perhaps Phils with a Shimano/SRAM cassette
> and a J-tek device.
Royce are easily as shiney as the penultimate Campy hub line. They
have a sleeker design than the White and
On Aug 8, 5:29 pm, benzzoy wrote:
> On Aug 8, 5:24 am, PATRICK MOORE wrote:
>
> > Stiill, it's beautiful, and we just move the aesthetics cutoff a few years
> > forward. So this hub would date from when?
>
> The polished Campagnolo hubs with the allen bearing adjustment were
> available from '9
On Aug 8, 5:24 am, PATRICK MOORE wrote:
> Stiill, it's beautiful, and we just move the aesthetics cutoff a few years
> forward. So this hub would date from when?
The polished Campagnolo hubs with the allen bearing adjustment were
available from '99 to '06. You can still occasionally find these o
Stiill, it's beautiful, and we just move the aesthetics cutoff a few years
forward. So this hub would date from when?
Thanks.
On Sun, Aug 8, 2010 at 12:15 AM, benzzoy wrote:
> On Aug 7, 11:31 am, PATRICK MOORE wrote:
> > A NR front hub, probaby late model: has little allen lockbolt to hold
> >
On Aug 7, 11:31 am, PATRICK MOORE wrote:
> A NR front hub, probaby late model: has little allen lockbolt to hold
> bearing adjustment in place. What a beautiful hub! I've seen none more
> beautiful, even taking Phil into account.
If it has an allen lockbolt to hold bearing adjustment, it's not NR
Speaking of hubs: When I went to pick up my Sam HIll last month from Dave
Porter, framebuilder and Frame List member, he offered me various NOS things
kept from a long life involved with things bicycle, including a NIB 36 hole,
front and rear NR hubset, for $40. I couldn't resist, and bought the b
I've a few NR and SR hubsets in the display case. Have not found the
right wheel build project for them. I almost put one set to work this
Spring. Then out of no where Peter Weigle modifies a set of Gran
Sports and puts them up for sale. Couldn't resist.
On Aug 7, 1:31 pm, PATRICK MOORE wrote
Phil, Patrick, Hey You, whatever...
On Sat, Aug 7, 2010 at 5:33 PM, Jim Cloud wrote:
> Whoops!! Sorry about that Patrick, I obviously messed up on the
> salutation for my reply (unless you want to change your name to
> Phil...)..
>
> Sorry,
> Jim
>
> On Aug 7, 3:59 pm, Jim Cloud wrote:
> > Phil
Whoops!! Sorry about that Patrick, I obviously messed up on the
salutation for my reply (unless you want to change your name to
Phil...)..
Sorry,
Jim
On Aug 7, 3:59 pm, Jim Cloud wrote:
> Phil,
> I have a 36 hole Nuovo Record small flange hub on the front of my
> Rivendell Road Standard. My 197
Phil,
I have a 36 hole Nuovo Record small flange hub on the front of my
Rivendell Road Standard. My 1977 Schwinn Paramount, which I recently
converted to a 700c wheel size, has NR small flange hubs on both the
front and rear. These were all NOS hubs when I purchased them.
IMO don't think anyone
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