ISO: 36h 135 OLD Hub - Like Deore DX or?
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ISO: 36h 135 OLD Hub - Like Deore DX or?
I am looking for a 36 hole rear hub to fit 135mm dropouts. 7-speed hyperglide would be best, but I can deal with 8sp or UG only, as I can swap freehubs. They are plentiful until you need one. Silver preferred. A Deore DX FH-650 would be ideal. Whatcha got?
Edit: Found! Thanks to #noglider
Edit: Found! Thanks to #noglider
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I have one. How soon do you need it? It's from my tandem which had a 7-speed cassette. If interested, send me an old-fashioned email to tom@noglider.com rather than sending me a PM.
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I did find mine. It's in very good condition, but has been laced once, so does have some marks. It was originally 130mm, but I picked up a NOS 32h hub that was 135mm and swapped the axel and spacers, so it is now 135mm. Let me know if interested, though shipping from Tom would be less than from Winnipeg.
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