Axle length change

Posted on Thu 14th, June 2007

• #1

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Picked up some old Phil Wood road hubs on eBay but the rear's 4mm too narrow for my dropouts...
Condor only had track end caps in stock so couldn't help, anyone know of someplace else with lots of Phil bits in stock?
Wanna avoid sending it back to the factory if poss...
• #2

badrider

http://www.hubjub.co.uk/
if they don't got it they will get it as a rule
• #3

Build

Brixton Cycles maybe? I know they have complete hubs.
• #4

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Cheers for that, already been buggin' Will at Hubjub and Brixton Cycles about it... Sideways Cycles said they'd do it for £40 but it's gonna cost less to send 'em back to Cali, so I'll probably do that... New bearings as part of the service too! :-D

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