[Pat]

Anyone know of a decently priced (under 150$ canadian) 36 hole, 3/8" axle rear hub? Doesn't matter if its cassette or freewheel.
Pat

 

[pnj]

http://www.danscomp.com/cgi-bin/hazel.cgi?action=DETAIL&item=426084

these have been around FOREVER.

i'm sure someone in canada has them. look around.

I think DK makes some as well. you didn't say what you want to use them for.

 

[Pat]

I'd be using them for street (no pegs though). According to danscomp.com there those are 48 hole, while I'm looking for 36 hole

 

[pnj]

crap. they are 48's. I should learn to read.....


I know that suzue used to make 36's as they were making hubs way before 48's were available. but I don't know if they sell them anymore.

I would ask some racers. I don't know any so your on your own with that. most of the hubs sold at the mailorder places are super duper sturdy but SOMEONE makes 36's. just keep looking. or call one of the mailorder places.

 

[RandomV]

Primo's Pro rear hub is available in 36 and 3/8" axle. For that matter, they make a lightweight short-flange model that meets those needs as well.

The pro hub only allows 16T freewheels, and the short flange model requires 14T.

I reccommend that you go to empirebmx.com and look for them there.

Assuming that the Canadian dollar is worth more than 50 cents American these days, they both meet your needs afaik.

 

[HRDTLBRO]

I'm running a 3/8th 36 hole specialized hub on my P.1 It's singlespeed cassette specific, and sealed. I'm not sure they sell them aftermarket but give them a call. It's preety sweet, too.

 

[schaefdog]

Originally posted by HRDTLBRO
I'm running a 3/8th 36 hole specialized hub on my P.1 It's singlespeed cassette specific, and sealed. I'm not sure they sell them aftermarket but give them a call. It's preety sweet, too.

Thats a mountain bike hub. He was looking for a BMX hub I think. They use completely different spacing.