3speed Sturmey Archer

Posted on Tue 19th, January 2016

• #1

maslo85

One more request. Does any one have one of those, used and cheap : ]

thx
M.
• #2

Ecobeard in reply to @maslo85

Yes, several hubs, all untested but will be cheaps.

I can list them out with photos if you want later on?
• #3

Trunkie

I think I have one knocking about. Not sure if it's complete, will check tonight and let you know
• #4

maslo85 in reply to @Ecobeard

Yes please
• #5

Ecobeard in reply to @maslo85

Ok, will do via PM later matey
• #6

Trunkie

@maslo85 checked last night and the hub I have isn't complete, sorry. Hopefully Ecobeard has something for you.
• #7

Ecobeard

@maslo85 PM'd a couple of photos over to you last night matey, let me know what you reckon.
• #8

mattyc

I've got a 3speed wheelset I was given, un-tried and un-tested you can have - they are currently sat outside the bin shed and going for free - PM and I'll tell you the address in N1 and you can collect them at your leisure!
Cheers,
Matt

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