Show me your high flange hubs
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Got these for a wheel build that hasn't happened.
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I have the usual suspects in 28, 32, 36 and 40 spoke config (did have apair of 24 but sold them some years ago to a lighter guy than me). I have at least 15 pairs of Record high flange hubs - from the early "no Record" 60ies and then up. I do love high flange hubs...
And the coveted C-Record high flange hubs:
And the coveted C-Record high flange hubs:
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Here are my C-Records:
I bought them years ago. Still haven't had the heart to build them up. The guy I bought them from had 10 sets, I should have bought them all.
I bought them years ago. Still haven't had the heart to build them up. The guy I bought them from had 10 sets, I should have bought them all.
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I'm glad I'm not the only one who loves the "bling" of high flange hubs.
I'm looking to get a high flange Phil Wood front wheel.
I'm looking to get a high flange Phil Wood front wheel.
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I see no Campy Tipos. One of my favorite hubs for the simple reason - they work. I have two Tipo front hubs that have been the hubs of my city/rain/winter bikes for decades.
My Campy experience with high flange has been very mixed. I picked up a track hub to run as my city/winter/rain fix gear hub, only to have the flange break in a few years. Campy came through on the replacement but still, that's another wheel build for a failure that shouldn't happen. Same thing happened to the replacement. The Tipos, by contrast, have been completely trouble free. I see scoring on the races, but after rebuilding with marine hub grease, they pass the feel test.
The hub that failed did see real Ann Arbor/salt winters and time spent ridden with very uneven spoke tensions and it was designed and built as a track hub where non of that ever happens. Still, I weigh 155 pounds (pure hill climber) and am not a wheel killer. I expected more from a hub designed to handle Nelson Vails' sprint.
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My Campy experience with high flange has been very mixed. I picked up a track hub to run as my city/winter/rain fix gear hub, only to have the flange break in a few years. Campy came through on the replacement but still, that's another wheel build for a failure that shouldn't happen. Same thing happened to the replacement. The Tipos, by contrast, have been completely trouble free. I see scoring on the races, but after rebuilding with marine hub grease, they pass the feel test.
The hub that failed did see real Ann Arbor/salt winters and time spent ridden with very uneven spoke tensions and it was designed and built as a track hub where non of that ever happens. Still, I weigh 155 pounds (pure hill climber) and am not a wheel killer. I expected more from a hub designed to handle Nelson Vails' sprint.
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No shortage of vintage high flange beauties in this forum thread:
https://www.bikeforums.net/classic-vi...os-needed.html
https://www.bikeforums.net/classic-vi...os-needed.html
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Early XT
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Doc Morten hand made tandem track hubs (30's/40's) 40 front, 36 rear
Likes For clubman:
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I also like HF and wish I could obtain some obscure older ones.
Record track
C Rec track
Tipo
Record
DA black waiting to finish the DA black (lookin a little purple) build on the MKM.
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Record track
C Rec track
Tipo
Record
DA black waiting to finish the DA black (lookin a little purple) build on the MKM.
Schwinn Paramount
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Hubba, hubba. Lot of cool hubs. @clubman, those Doc Morten hubs are neat, and @Big Block so are those Cyclo hubs!
A few of mine:
Tipo's on my Cilo:
Weight weenie Hi-E hi-lows:
Record hubs with some more window dressing:
And some French Normany Luxe Competition hubs (one pair on my UE-8 with upgraded wheels, and another pair I got on the cheap since the previous owner cut them out of a wheelset before removing the FW):
Gnutti 3-piece hub:
Sunshine Pro:
Normandy Sport front hub:
A few of mine:
Tipo's on my Cilo:
Weight weenie Hi-E hi-lows:
Record hubs with some more window dressing:
And some French Normany Luxe Competition hubs (one pair on my UE-8 with upgraded wheels, and another pair I got on the cheap since the previous owner cut them out of a wheelset before removing the FW):
Gnutti 3-piece hub:
Sunshine Pro:
Normandy Sport front hub:
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Mine is the Hi Lo Campag 36 hole*, a R'off.. & S-A Drum Brakes on another bike.
* not mine but a Picture
https://www.velovilles.com/en/parts/h...-36-holes.html
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* not mine but a Picture
https://www.velovilles.com/en/parts/h...-36-holes.html
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^Ah, okay. I went with what I saw on the wingnut. Thanks for the info/correction.
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Got these a while ago. Just because they're pretty. Two NOS front hubs, made by the Compagnie Génerale du Duralmin et du Cuivre (CEGEDUR) in Paris:
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For some nice hub eye-candy, the hub album on the Speedplay Vintage Bicycle Component Museum is worth checking out. Actually, the whole site is highly recommended. Their descriptions are really informative, too:
Speedplay Vintage Bicycle Component Museum - Vintage Hub Album
Speedplay Vintage Bicycle Component Museum - Vintage Hub Album
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more at https://www.flickr.com/photos/229836...7645283084540/
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Blumfield hubs were made from Duralite (ie an aluminium alloy)
more at https://www.flickr.com/photos/229836...7645283084540/
more at https://www.flickr.com/photos/229836...7645283084540/