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Old 05-30-19, 09:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Tourist in MSN
That was my first thought, but I am not familiar with any dynohubs that attach to a bike from only one side. From the photo, it appears that the wheels are not attached to a conventional fork. Are there any dynohubs that would work?
http://www.nihola.com/fileadmin/_mig...Kaleche_06.jpg
Ah, that does present a challenge. There are rear dynamo hubs, but that doesn't help much. I think there is an add on that can attach to your wheel, but I don't know how good they are. And there are bottle (sidewall) dynamos, but they present a lot more drag.
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