SWAP My 24h hubs for your 32h (DT Swiss/Royce)

Posted on Sun 4th, March 2018

• #1

Engineering101

Hi all

Looking to swap some of my lower spoke count hubs for something similar in 32h. Can add/subtract cash for condition/value as appropriate. Essentially interested in most quality/durable road hubs eg DT Swiss, Royce, etc. Would also consider DA7600 (poss in 36h for this).

Here’s what I have:

24 hole DT Swiss 240s Front Hub - a few scratches/dinks on one side of the flange, but otherwise good condition.

24 hole Royce Rear Hub - Freewheel threaded, need to check if 126mm/130mm spaced - needs regreasing (which I can probably do if it’s an issue), but otherwise good condition.

Let me know if interested.
• #2

Skülly

I have a Royce freewheel hub, has wierd gold dustcap things with no obvious way of removing them. At least, I had no clue how to remove, so I sent it to Cliff (I needed a small repair to the axle).

Mine’s a 36 and I have no huge desire to swap for a 24. I’m just keeping it for the proverbial rainy day.
• #3

Engineering101 in reply to @Skülly

No worries. Yeah, I know what you mean. I was going to attack it with spray grease if all else failed, but figured there must be some way of getting in there! Thanks.

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