Wanted: 28h hubs, 42-45t chain/crankset, Raleigh BB

Posted on Thu 15th, November 2007

• #1

vic

1.Building new wheels: anyone have a pair of 28h track hubs lying around? I can get Suzue ones for quite cheap but only from the US. Thought I'd check here first. Anyone?

2.Since something (not sure what it is) has decided to throw the towel in somewhere in my BB/cranks, and my LBS cannot get the cotter pin out to regrease/investigate without an angle grinder (thereby probably demolishing entire lot), I need new stuff!
I think I need a Raleigh compatible BB (1 3/8, 26tpi - ???) and my chainring is currently 45t (I need maybe a 42t though as it's quite a big gear right now) and my crank arms are 160mm since my bike is quite dinky.

All suggestions welcome!
• #2

dogsballs

give the tall dutch guy a call (jos)! he's got heaps of stuff.

BB you're better off buying a new one, ribble got campy ones cheap, or wiggle or chainreaction have shimano at £10-15. i'd wait till you get cranks thugh.
• #3

ChrisNW

Try http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=yst+threadless for replacing BB on Raleigh
• #4

Roberto

Got a 28h Tune Mag 190 rear hub, Shimano 10 speed compatible, is it any good for you? ;)

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