the novatech/woodman/nashbar/on-one/planet-x/ etc etc hub has 24 teeth inside the hub and three pawls.
Singlespeed Cassette Disc Hubs
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I don't know. Compare the IRO rear to the pics in post #16. The IRO ramps up where it meets the flange on both sides, the On-One only has it on one side.Mackie said:
As a side note, Brant at On-One said that they're not doing more of the hubs. I'm guessing it's because of Novatec "stealing" the design and selling it to other companies who then turn around and undercut the On-One price.
It's always interesting to see companies selling rebranded stuff, especially when the prices are sometimes very different. Sure, I might get some laughs from the "cool kids"Mackie said:
for my Nashbar hub, but I got the hub and a new Thomson post for the price of the name-brand hub. 
i think your source needs to get their eyesight checked, at the very least they use different molds for the hubshell, the flange spacing can't be the same, if you notice how the disc mount is made.Mackie said:
Another entry:
Funn Bullet
Funn Bullet
that looks totally sweet. cost?
found this:
msrp 170- thread on cog, 14 or 10 mm axle, not sure of dropout spacing but greasycomb distro lists em under mountainbike components; and 36 or 48 spoke.
in case it was too obscure, the company is Revell.
The hubs are very very similar to the Proper bmx hub.
msrp 170- thread on cog, 14 or 10 mm axle, not sure of dropout spacing but greasycomb distro lists em under mountainbike components; and 36 or 48 spoke.
in case it was too obscure, the company is Revell.
The hubs are very very similar to the Proper bmx hub.
Having built dozens of wheels on XT hubs, the dimensions you list for XT are incorrect on the center-to-right flange. The true dimensions (center-to-right flange) are between 19-21.5 mm, depending on the era of XT hub, i.e. 7,8,or 9 speed. The dimensions for the left-to-center sound about right.
Toshi said:
heavy tho!
nashbar ss disc:
i don't see how these measurements are possible, but if true then the ss hub actually has a narrower flange width than the xt...
xt disc for comparison:
Been looking into those for years, but they have been hard to get...bigdonut said:The engagement on these hubs is awesome!
http://www.ridemonkey.com/forums/showthread.php?t=146937&highlight=stealth
I got one of the regular MTB rear hubs off Ebay about a year and half ago. Totally loved the engagement but I messed up one of the bolt holes and the cassette body. I haven't tried to get parts for it yet. They aren't cheap but I would like to get the SS version!
apparently they are redoing the hubs and a new series will be out in the comming year, starting with the bmx hub.
New hub from Halo.
They told me production will be done around the end of april.
BTI said not to expect them in the states for around 4 months.
Looks like an awesome setup though.
They told me production will be done around the end of april.
BTI said not to expect them in the states for around 4 months.
Looks like an awesome setup though.
I found another hub to add to this topic. actually a few but only one off the top of my head. As this is a bit of a repository i hope there aren't any dicks who get annoyed for resuscitating an older thread.
so down to business.
Last hub:
it looks too good not to use the large pic.
7075 driver in 11t 12t 14t.
~450g
made in Germany?
dishless (35.5 centre to each flange)
36h only
so down to business.
Last hub:
it looks too good not to use the large pic.
7075 driver in 11t 12t 14t.
~450g
made in Germany?
dishless (35.5 centre to each flange)
36h only
Since this thread was started Hope has introduced their Pro2 in a singlespeed version:
also Industry Nine has a SS option now.
QR or bolt on
also Industry Nine has a SS option now.
QR or bolt on
I just emailed them and they say 135 spacing 1/8th chains!
that's what I'm looking for anyway.
that's what I'm looking for anyway.
I don't have a picture at the moment but gotta give props to atomlab aircorp singlespeed...they're sick!!!
Yes sir! I love this hub. Loud, light, solid engagement, and I like the driver as opposed to cassette style. It will also work with most aftermarket bmx drivers...
there it is...my brotha Cru save me one more time...Thanks Cru!!!
and by the way...i've just finish setting up the new bike and the Hub is awsome!...i highly recomend...
and by the way...i've just finish setting up the new bike and the Hub is awsome!...i highly recomend...
Click Me to Buy !!!!!!!!1!!!!!111!!!
Anyone rocking one of these? It's a dimension single speed rear hub, distributed by QBP, for only 120.00 at speedgoat.com (stole their picture). Here is what they list:
Hollow aluminum axle with thread in bolts or can be used with quick-release axle; quick-release sold separately
Four sealed cartridge bearings; 6903RS x 1 and 6902RS x 3
Steel singlespeed freehub body
Shimano splined includes thread-on lockring and two spacers; cog sold separately
6-bolt disc compatible
396 grams
Seems like a decent hub, if the engagement is better than some of the cheaper 8/9 speed offerings that people use. I also dispise freewheels because of their short life and/or high cost. Dimension does make a 4 pawl cassette body, but I don't know the degree of rotation for engagement in this hub. Can any of your shopmonkeys help me out on that? Even mtbr seems to be missing this hub... Wolf in sheeps clothing, or shortened freehub body crap? Please tell me.
Found two more, although they seem to be knock offs of each other...
J&B Importers carries a brand called Rockwerks who make a disc single speed cassette hub. Part numbers 38744 bolt on, 38745 quick release. But there seems to be no information about the hub or website available. On the J&B site the picture is just a red x, but the hubs are available in various states.
Formula Hubs has the DC52 quick release and DC52N bolt on both of which are boat anchors at 470 g and 501 g respectively. I can't link a pic of these either because Formula's site is Flash and I have no idea how to do that.
Both of the hubs look similar, like a cross between the Nashbar/Novatech/Woodman hub and the Dimension hub listed above.
That also brings to mind there are the Haro house brand Pivit single speed hubs, along with the Velocity rims single speed hub, which can both be added to the Nashbar/Novatech/Woodman category.
J&B Importers carries a brand called Rockwerks who make a disc single speed cassette hub. Part numbers 38744 bolt on, 38745 quick release. But there seems to be no information about the hub or website available. On the J&B site the picture is just a red x, but the hubs are available in various states.
Formula Hubs has the DC52 quick release and DC52N bolt on both of which are boat anchors at 470 g and 501 g respectively. I can't link a pic of these either because Formula's site is Flash and I have no idea how to do that.
Both of the hubs look similar, like a cross between the Nashbar/Novatech/Woodman hub and the Dimension hub listed above.
That also brings to mind there are the Haro house brand Pivit single speed hubs, along with the Velocity rims single speed hub, which can both be added to the Nashbar/Novatech/Woodman category.
Looks like th I9 is now available in a 32 hole j-bend wire spoke version.
http://www.industrynine.net/News/p2_articleid/10
also i've been seeing fresh ads for True Precision stuff, ss-disc included. Their website looks like the ancient one though.
Anyone happen to know if the Hadley singlespeed hub is compatible with axle conversion kits for their geared hubs? I'm curious about the potential of running a 12mm through axle. especially since the claimed weight is better than any of the other large axle cassette options.
http://www.industrynine.net/News/p2_articleid/10
also i've been seeing fresh ads for True Precision stuff, ss-disc included. Their website looks like the ancient one though.
Anyone happen to know if the Hadley singlespeed hub is compatible with axle conversion kits for their geared hubs? I'm curious about the potential of running a 12mm through axle. especially since the claimed weight is better than any of the other large axle cassette options.
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396!
396 grams
Also just noticed it's made by Quando. They seem to make some nice stuff. Some of the nicest vintage road hubs were Quando.
yes they are compatible with QR, as well as 10mm and 12mm bolt through
see here: http://www.universalcycles.com/shopping/product_details.php?id=9141&category=1703
but you'll see the weight isn't great, 455 g. the upside is that it's a Hadley, which I'd prefer over an I9 or King or Hope Pro II.
WTB's got a cassette singlespeed disc hub as well:
http://www.universalcycles.com/shopping/product_details.php?id=10655&category=1703
much lighter although I understand it can't fit more than one cog, whereas the Hadley, Hope, King and I9 can run at least 2 if not 4 cogs. I know people running 2 cogs on a Hope Pro II, on an I9, and on a King. they run 2 chainrings up front and flip the chain to the smaller front, bigger rear combo when they hit the uphill climb section of the ride... 32x22 climb, 36x18 cross-town/descend... on 29" wheeled bikes.
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Does anyone know the dimensions of the PlanetX/Novatech/Nashbar/Woodman hub? So far, I have the following, but I don't think it's right.
Any help would be appreciated. On One couldn't help me, amazingly.
Flange dia 58mm (L and R)
Flange to center:
34mm Right
38mm Left
Spoke Hole Dia 2.4mm
Flange to center:
34mm Right
38mm Left
Spoke Hole Dia 2.4mm
Any help would be appreciated. On One couldn't help me, amazingly.