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Cannondale: ?It's a better quality, nicer weld, with more ??patents.?
Chalo wrote:
Dane Buson wrote: Speaking of which, I can't find any US suppliers of the Gusset Jury hub. I wanted to build up another wheel with that and I'm not having any luck. I'll probably have to concede defeat and get a 48h Spin Doctor hub instead. A Woodman Bill Extreme will do the same job as the Gusset hub, if it fits the project budget. Well it might, but the only place I see one (Unreal Cycles) only stocks the 36h version. I found a place that has the Spin Doctor for $58, so I think I'll just pick that up. I already have a rim for it, I just need to pick up some spokes. I had the misfortune to crunch up the cassette body of a 48h DiaTech tandem disc hub, just as DiaTech USA was no longer answering its calls. It's gone now, with no forwarding address. Rats! Ugh. I was going to buy those, but the availability was going south about the same time I was looking. -- Dane Buson - "Middle age: when the broad mind and the narrow waist trade places." - the black rose from r.b.misc |
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Cannondale: ?It's a better quality, nicer weld, with more??patents.?
Dane Buson wrote:
Chalo wrote: A Woodman Bill Extreme will do the same job as the Gusset hub, if it fits the project budget. Well it might, but the only place I see one (Unreal Cycles) only stocks the 36h version. Yeah, looking at the Woodman site, it appears that they only offer 32h and 36h. That's weird. But it's not too surprising, considering that rim manufacturers aren't even making their strongest rims in 48h anymore. Chalo |
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