7 speed threaded hub to S/S

Posted on Sat 23rd, January 2010

• #1

B&W_Racer

Can this be done in any way
I have a virtually un used set of Omega on Athenas with the old style threaded fixing.
• #2

Sainsburys_Ed

Should be fine as long as it's only singlespeed and not fixed.

And you might have problems with the wheel dishing, but nothing that can be fixed by a competent mechanic.
• #3

edric

I have never had a fixed come undone either using a lockring.I know the view on this on here but am just passing comment
• #4

B&W_Racer

Can I assume from the replies that a BMX typre freewheel will fit my Campag hubs?
• #5

provenrad

Yes - you may need a spacer and/or re-dishing / re-spacing.

It is quite straightforward, you'll need a few tools.

Check out the mechanics and fixing sites sticky and google those terms up.

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