* let's see your CREATIVE CLOSEUPS of CLASSIC COMPONENTS *
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not sure that this is classic .... but it is a bit different...
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My own hub, low flange, aluminum flanges, stainless steel center.
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The Tipo hubs on my Stella
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Edit: I like this combination because it contains the four basic food groups of bikes: steel, aluminum, titanium, and carbon
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(obviously, concrete forms the foundation of good nutrition! )
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