That's a very generous suspicion, which I do not deserve...no, I never
checked that on that particular hub, in part because I didn't realize that
(some) PW axle ends are detachable at the time I got the wheel. It's an old
3-piece hub (chromed steel body, aluminum flanges), so I suspect the axle
Thanks! 32h on the brevets!
On Sat, Aug 14, 2021, 12:40 Peter Adler wrote:
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> I find the Brevets appetizing (how many holes?), but first: Are you sure
> you want to mount a BMX freewheel on a Phil hub? Have you ever tried it?
>
> For many years now, I have had a 700c wheel I bought off eBay: Ph
Hey Peter,
out of curiosity, does your Phil hub have removable end caps?
I suspect you already checked.
Ray
On Saturday, August 14, 2021 at 10:40:35 AM UTC-7 divis...@gmail.com wrote:
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> I find the Brevets appetizing (how many holes?), but first: Are you sure
> you want to mount a BMX
I find the Brevets appetizing (how many holes?), but first: Are you sure
you want to mount a BMX freewheel on a Phil hub? Have you ever tried it?
For many years now, I have had a 700c wheel I bought off eBay: Phil Wood
freewheel hub, MA2 rim, WI ENO 18T freewheel. I got it cheap, because the
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