BMX cassette driver hubs don't have interchangeble cogs, the cog and the 
freehub body are one piece.  That allows them to run something like a 9t(!) 
rear cog on the microdrive setups currently popular with BMX'ers. 

The SunXCD 5spd, 120mm cassette hub first appeared on the radar about a 
year ago (just after the Taipei show?), but it seemed like it was only 
available in Asia.  Now it seems Merry Sales has set up a import deal with 
them, but the stuff hasn't appeared on US shores yet.  I'd expect it to 
appear sometime this year, keep an eye on the Soma/Merry blog or ask your 
local LBS with a Merry Sales account to keep an eye on the monthly flyers 
that Merry sends out.  

I want them to mate the 5spd cassette body to 130 or 135mm spaced hub, with 
appropriately wide and symmetric flanges.  Or maybe I'll try the cassette 
SS with many cogs thing one of these days.  Ira Ryan put 4 of 8 on a CK hub 
on his Oregon Manifest bike a couple of years ago: 

http://www.flickr.com/photos/iraryancycles/6190450769/in/faves-85709120@N07/

On Tuesday, April 16, 2013 2:43:34 PM UTC-7, Jay B wrote:
>
> you're right, Keith, the 130mm isn't a drastic move at all.  i have a 105 
> hub that slides right into the dropouts on the QB.  i'll look into those 
> Profile Racing 120mm hubs.  I know next to nothing about BMX specific 
> components.  
>
> -Jay B.
>
> On Tuesday, April 16, 2013 3:16:17 PM UTC-4, iamkeith wrote:
>>
>>
>> Given the fact that several people have successfully re-set the rear end 
>> of Simple Ones to utilize 135mm Rohloff hubs though, I think 130mm might 
>> not be too drastic of a modification, if someone were really set on the 
>> idea.
>>  
>> The other option might be to go *smalle*r - to a BMX 110 mm spacing.  A 
>> quick web search turns up at least one mfgr., Profile, has several single 
>> speed cassette hubs.  Looks like they even offer a 120mm upgrade too.   Not 
>> sure what the freehub interface looks like, though:
>>  
>> https://www.profileracing.com/estore/product.php?productId=110
>>  
>>  
>>
>

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