Wanted: Your spare Fixed/Free 36h high-flange Hub

Posted on Tue 6th, April 2010

• #1

playswellwithotters

I need a 36h fixed / free hub.

It's for polo, so any old, used high-flange hubs will be considered but obviously stronger is better.

Anyone got one kicking around in their spares box?

I thank you.
• #2

snoops

i have onone 36h fixed/fixed (you can run a freewheel on fixed threads, I did)

tenner and it's yours.
• #3

playswellwithotters

Hang on to it for me Snoops? I'll take it if I can't find Fix/Free.
• #4

Warship

Snoops I'll have it if Iain changes his mind... don't suppose you have a front one too?
• #5

playswellwithotters

Ha ha, just tidying up any leftovers Ali? Nice work.
• #6

Osh

Looking for 36h fixed/fixed or fixed/ss for beater project. Cheap as chips is the name of the game on this one.

Anyone got one kicking around in their spares box?

cheers
• #7

hurricanejosh

also seeking a 36h rear hub, something already with a long axle and at least one fixed thread

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