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May 22nd 07, 03:59 AM
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TNT Ti Freehub
I was just "donated" a set of TNT hubbed wheels. The front is fine but the
rear is missing everything on the freehub side. All that's there is a notched fitting machined into the hub. I found a reference somewhere (which I can't find again of course) that said that they just used Shimano Ultegra freehub bodies. That doesn't sound quite right from what I can see on the hub but perhaps someone here can tell me more about this? 
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May 24th 07, 04:56 AM
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TNT Ti Freehub
Tom Kunich wrote:
I was just "donated" a set of TNT hubbed wheels. The front is fine but the rear is missing everything on the freehub side. All that's there is a notched fitting machined into the hub. I found a reference somewhere (which I can't find again of course) that said that they just used Shimano Ultegra freehub bodies. That doesn't sound quite right from what I can see on the hub but perhaps someone here can tell me more about this? please post a pic of what you're talking about.
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