Got a dirty box of bits, one an alloy-shell SA 5-speed hub. There's no
SA-type number on it - just a sticker that says "Five Speed (5) Alloy Hub"
where the () are green things that look like stylised oak leaves. Plastic
oil-filler cap. The left side has six depressions on the flange, so that it
looks like a hub flange with cutouts.
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Which 5-speed SA hub do I have?
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jtaylor said:
Got a dirty box of bits, one an alloy-shell SA 5-speed hub.
There's no SA-type number on it - just a sticker that says
"Five Speed (5) Alloy Hub" where the () are green things
that look like stylised oak leaves. Plastic oil-filler cap.
The left side has six depressions on the flange, so that it
looks like a hub flange with cutouts.You have an SA Five Speed (5) Alloy hub.
It's essentially an S5/2 in an aluminium shell.
http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~hadland/s52.pdf
If you look very closely at the plastic filler cap, you may be able to
decipher a date code.James Thomson
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jtaylor said:
Got a dirty box of bits, one an alloy-shell SA 5-speed hub. There's no
SA-type number on it - just a sticker that says "Five Speed (5) Alloy Hub"
where the () are green things that look like stylised oak leaves. Plastic
oil-filler cap. The left side has six depressions on the flange, so that it
looks like a hub flange with cutouts.That's the Elite hubshell version of the S-5. late
80's~early 90s--
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