Not sure why I didn't think to check with Phil Wood Co. directly. They sell
a bolt conversion on their web site.
The VO and Pitlock skewer replacements look like a great solution too.
Thanks for the replies and input.
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Have you seen the anti-theft skewers from Velo Orange? They use a special
Allen wrench which you can easily carry, and have a nice, clean look. I
find them very easy to use. VO also makes some high-flange hubs that you
could pair with them. Just another thought. Steve
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Smitty. Ask Phil wood directly, I have what I think are the rivy hubs and the
use Allen bolts to secure. I believe they make a kit to convert.
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I'm surprised that the Phil "Rivy" Hubs can't be converted--i was under the
impression that basically any phil hub could be converted by swapping the
axle ends. Maybe try calling Phil themselves?
In any case, the only difference between bolt on hubs and QR hubs is the
axle, so if you find a QR
That's a good question which may not have a satisfying answer.
A decade ago, Roger Durham would have set you up with some great
Bullseye hubs. I have a couple of single speed hubs that have the
skewer hole threaded for bolts, so you can change your mind any time
you want. I imagine he's retired now
