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  • Cheap hubs – Sealed bearings? Any ideas?
  • snotrag
    Full Member

    Can anyone spot any bargains out there or give me an idea? For a DIY wheelbuild to replace my worn out Deores (serviced/cleaned many many times!) on my commuter.

    Disc compatible, 28 or 32 holes would be fine. Even old Hope sports seem to go for a fair bit on eBay, and while I can find tonnes of cheap hubs on clearance sections of shops, there always blimmin Shimanos!

    No fancy axle options needed, C-lock or 6 bolt, 135mm rear.

    jonk
    Full Member

    Can’t go far wrong with Novatec hubs there are loads on ebay for example these (which are the same brand superstar use)

    http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/New-Novatec-4-SB-MTB-Alloy-Hub-set-32H-Front-Rear-white-for-8-9-speed-/190655591941?pt=UK_sportsleisure_cycling_bikeparts_SR&hash=item2c63f57605#ht_1935wt_1123

    100mphplus
    Free Member

    Yeh, I’ve been looking at those Novatec plus A2Z hubs on ebay, bit of a bargain for ~ £120 pair and pretty light too.

    Speshpaul
    Full Member

    Front ringle on CRc £15, bargin

    Rear DMR for around £55. or hunt a 2nd hand hope

    somouk
    Free Member

    Superstars?

    cfinnimore
    Free Member

    Deore?

    Goes on and on and on.

    sv
    Full Member

    There are Novatechs for £60 F&R on ebay IIRC.

    gonetothehills
    Free Member

    There are a number of Novatecs on eBay. I’ve had two sets, the latest ones are running on my Tripster and have done some good miles. The more expensive ones are light – lighter than Hope, I think (as a benchmark) and come in at sub £90 posted – with skewers. Have a look at these – from the shop I’ve bought from in the past too.

    thejesmonddingo
    Full Member

    I’ve got a black Stan’s ZTR front hub,had it on my front wheel for about 3 months,then bought a 20mm Maxle Rev,and had to change to a ZTR heavy duty ,yours for £20 delivered,can send pics.
    Ian

    clubber
    Free Member

    my circus monkey hubs from eBay are holding up well and are fairly light.

    The-milkybar-kid
    Free Member

    Superstar evo rear is £60 & front is £38 odd mine have been fine for 18 months now

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