For Sale: On-one 135mm double fixed hub

Posted on Mon 3rd, August 2009

• #1

overandout

I just recieved this for my retro MTB build and its a bit of a tight fit. In a rush I measured my dropouts wrong. what a numpty... what I need is closer to 120mm.

So just thought Id put it up here in case it helps anyone out before I get into the hassle of returning it.

black rear On-one hub
135mm spaced (standard road/MTB spacing NOT track bike spacing)
32h
double fixed

£12. london pick up only
• #2

DFP

Could you not just remove spacers, or is the body actualy bigger?
• #3

overandout

yeah the body is bigger, for the price of these I cant really be bothered getting too bodgy about it
• #4

|³|MA3K

PM'd like.
• #5

Bubblewrap

this gone? i know it was a while ago...

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