Wanted: Imperial track nuts

Posted on Wed 15th, July 2009

• #1

tigeruppercut

Got some old 60s Airlite hubs needing some track nuts. Anyone got some? Front and back.
• #2

chaliapin

I have a BSA ( I think) front hub with wingnuts that would fit, you can have the hub for a tenner (same as I paid)
• #3

chaliapin

there's someone else with wingnuts on one of the ads here, dunno which one but they're probably imperial.
• #4

moog

mc_nebula has wingnuts for sale
• #5

Sam_Doman

the thread will be standard pitch 3/8", I believe.
• #6

Dutch_Cheese

Did you already try your bike store?
E.g. most internal gear hubs (and f/r hubs with drum brakes) have imperial thread in different sizes. Generally, only hubs for derailleur systems (and track hubs) have metric thread.
• #7

olliebopsa

I have 4 brand new you can have for a £6 including postage.
• #8

marxist_vulcan

I got some Imperial Mints.........They will be turned away from their imperialist ways and become good Socialist mints!

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