ISO Hubs / Bolt on cogs

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  • Hey Tester
    If I was going to make this myself, would 7075 bar be suitable for this application? It's high strength as I understand but I know very little metallurgy

  • would 7075 bar be suitable for this application?

    Yes, for a solo 7075T6 is plenty strong enough. The tandem one is steel, but the Boost conversion on my 464 is 7075T6

    Plenty of boutique road rear hubs use 15mm 7075T6 axles, and converting a 15mm through bolt front hub you already have the bearing support tube doing the heavy lifting. I'd be pretty confident in a 6082T6 adapter made to that drawing, the 464 one is a different design with thinner walls.

  • Great, thanks for confirming. I'll see which is available/cheaper

  • I'll see which is available/cheaper

    I can answer that, 6082 is much easier to find and about a quarter of the price of 7075.

  • That's sorted then. Nice one

  • Another quick & dirty disc cog wheel
    This was a oem disc front wheel purchased on here from @.pete. It’s a basic threaded cup&cone thing
    I bought a cyclo 175mm axle assembly for £5 on Amazon and cut the 20mm spacer in half with a hacksaw.
    The cog is a shimano hg aluminium sprocket from egg rings guy (Chris Bell RIP)


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