Sold Front Dynamo Hub Wheel: Shimano DH-3N72 Hub

Posted on Sat 28th, September 2019

• #1

___freddie

Front Wheel
Modern Dynamo Hub
Model DH-3N72
Great for charging lights, phones
Bought new by me (shipped from Germany)
Used it briefly then sold the bike but kept the wheel.
Great condition, pretty much as new, could do with a clean from sitting on the garage.

Seem to be roughly £100 delivered online.
So £60.

Collection from Peckham

Aluminum coil structure
6V-3.0W: DH-3N72
Lightweight
Economical and Ecological
High quality sealed mechanism (same level as ULTEGRA)
Hub rotation performance: ULTEGRA grade featuring super polished bearing races
CENTER LOCK (DH-3D72)
• #2

___freddie
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• #3

urbs

Potential dibs, what is the rim? How wide is the rim (internal)?
• #4

Weepsie

Also interested if depending on above and if can be posted
• #5

___freddie

Rim is 622 x 19c
• #6

___freddie in reply to @Weepsie

Happy to post at cost
• #7

cornelius_blackfoot

you have pm.

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