I have no convincing explanation as to why I prefer bolt-on wheels over 
quick release. I've never heard a story of a QR failure. I've never had 
mechanical issues with QR myself. I just like bolts... I like how they 
look, I like to feel them tighten, I like their elemental mechanical 
simplicity. Sure, I have bikes with QR wheels and there's even a QR seat 
post clamp on one bike in my stable, but I go with bolts where possible. 

I'm looking for a set of hubs for my AHH. 

My fantasy hubs would be high flange with cut-outs, a cassette rear (135mm) 
 and bolts. I could be swayed to a freewheel if the bolts, high flange and 
cut-outs are there.  I've found several suitable options for the front but 
the rear is proving to be more difficult to track down. 

I emailed Rich at RBWHQ to ask about a bolt conversion for their Phil 
"Rivy" hubs, but no such conversion exists.   

Hope has a bolt kit for their rear hubs. But it's set up for disc brakes. I 
could leave the disc off but don't really want to spend that kind of money 
for a hub that isn't what I want... I've found several other options that 
aren't quite what I want for less money than a Hope.  

I'm wondering if anyone on the list either has a suitable set of hubs (or 
even just a rear) they'd like to sell or if anyone knows of a currently 
available hub that meets the above criteria. 

Thanks, Smitty


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