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15-03.-2002, 07:26 PM
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Tandem 36 spoke hubs
I use Campy Atlanta rims on my tandem. I find them very srtrong and almost never break any spokes. I have a Suntour Hub on Front and a Shimano LX 100 hub on the back. Is there any wide flange hubs specifically for Tandems on the market, preferrably sealed bearings. If not what alternative do I have short of getting 40 or 48 spoke hubs and new rims.
Keep those wheels turning Big H |
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16-03.-2002, 01:01 PM
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Re: Tandem 36 spoke hubs
Hi. 'Phil Wood' cycle hubs, from the USA, seem to have a v.good reputation, and I think they do make a tandem-specific
hub. Also, you could look at the harriscyclery site of Sheldon Brown's. I have a Shimano hub which was given me with the assurance that it was ideal for a tandem, being big and beefy. I'll dig it out maybe Sunday if you need the part number. Regards, Will. |
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