Would like to know who makes Hadley Racing hubs, I have been looking arround and there is no telephone, nor web of Hadley Racing - who knows ???
Who makes Hadley Racing Hubs ???
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The same guy that's buried in Grant's tomb.
Jimmy Hoffa?
Or maybe it is Bert and Ernie?
Or maybe it is Bert and Ernie?
I'm pretty sure these guys make the hubs up in Halifax...
Seriously...some of the most popular MTB hubs in the world, and no contact info...anywhere...
it's like the grail...it doesn't seek you...
Hadley Racing Products is located in Upland, California. The hubs are designed and manufactured in the USA by Michael Hadley, my father. I actually worked for my dad this past summer on a website, which should be up-and-running in the near future. Look for us at www.hadleyracing.com. To contact Hadley Racing, please call 909-946-6780. As an end user, you can purchase the hubs through your local dealer. Call us to find the dealer nearest you.
You gotta be fkin kidding me.
Hadley is joining the 19th century?
This is going to kill the mystique.........what with being able to easily find out about your products and services and all......
Hadley is joining the 19th century?
This is going to kill the mystique.........what with being able to easily find out about your products and services and all......
I'm gonna throw a total guess out there and say that....
Hadley makes Hadley....
But I'm not totally sure...
Bring back the 108.
think of all the time they save by not having to answer a million stupid questions from people..........that's what your LBS is for.
Hey - does Suzanne still work in CS? She was awesome and got me a thru-axle for my 72pt. a while back...
I have not looked recently but I don't believe QBP carries Hadley.But BTI-USA does.
at first i thought this was a joke thread, but the OP is posting from peru so it's probably for reals.
the hadley site has been in the works for just under a decade. i figure the hadley site will go live right about the time that all our wheels will be mag lev technology, and the hadleys will be obsolete.
still my favorite hubs.
the hadley site has been in the works for just under a decade. i figure the hadley site will go live right about the time that all our wheels will be mag lev technology, and the hadleys will be obsolete.
still my favorite hubs.
Hadley should have a website that just says Hadley and then a phone number that you can only get if you view the page source. Or maybe like one of those magic posters you have to cross your eyes before you can see the number.
amazing... love the tune it makes.
just out of curiosity... i'd heard a rumor a number of years back (from someone who was generally reliable with industry information) that hubs were just a side business. anyone ever find out if there was any truth to this?
it makes a certain amount of sense, given the fact that high end hubs don't have huge sales volumes, especially for just mountain bike hubs.
it makes a certain amount of sense, given the fact that high end hubs don't have huge sales volumes, especially for just mountain bike hubs.
must be a WIP.. cant find their site.
i've always heard the same thing but every time i've called them for anything i never thought to ask. i think someone on mtbr took a tour of their factory/business a few years back and may have mentioned something about it.
jeff teased that months ago. it has yet to materialize.
given the area they are located my guess would be a machine shop that supports aerospace companies. total guess though.
good memory, found it:
http://forums.mtbr.com/downhill-freeride/hadley-hubs-factory-tour-567422.html
Trust me, its coming.
2 weeks?
Any changes that ARE coming and damn good ones, trust me.
Its rare that I can look at a company and NOT bitch about something, but goddamed if Hadley doesn't just kick ass in every direction.
Its rare that I can look at a company and NOT bitch about something, but goddamed if Hadley doesn't just kick ass in every direction.
is that contact info current for Hadley ?? looks like i,m gonna have to rebuild my rear hub .
Bump. Just got a 15mm front axle conversion kit for a 20mm Hadley dh hub from 2002. Awesome to be able to convert an old hub to a standard that didn't exist until a decade after the hub was made.
gonna have to buy new hadleez when the lizards force e-boost+ on ya
Probably just adapters. Ftw.
one of my rears is from around that time and they sent me an updated axle gettup for free with free tools with my rebuild kit since they no longer make the version i had. thats how CS is done