White Industries Singlespeed Disc Hubset

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White Industries Singlespeed Disc Hubset

7 posts & 3 voices | Started 5 months ago by gil_ | Latest reply from Jim085

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gil_ - Member

Been doing a bit of wheel juggling, very sorry to see these go but need a 135mm front hub now and it seems a shame to split this pair up

An earlier version of the current M16 front hub, slightly lighter due to the additional machine work, a real thing of beauty and buttery smooth, QR fitting

Rear hub is a standard ENO hub, not the eccentric version, again with additional machine work very slight marks to the flats on the axle, threaded freewheel, 135mm spacing, again buttery smooth with bolt on axle fittings

Both hubs are 32 hole and standard 6 bolt disc fitting

Front hubs alone are over 110 GBP and rears are even more...

Looking for £125 for the pair with an option for White Industries 16T freewheel at a slight additional charge

Posted 5 months ago #
timbur - Member

Damn they are nice!

If I had £125 waiting in the account for some wheels I WOULD have them.

Bugger, bugger, bugger.

Tim

Posted 5 months ago #
gil_ - Member

I know Tim, too good to be sat in a box unused

You can guess why I need a 135mm front hub...

Posted 5 months ago #
timbur - Member

JJSF in steel per chance with a lovely truss fork :O)

I've got one in the shed. Shame it's not mine but it's on loan to play with to deside if I just WANT one or NEED one.

Posted 5 months ago #
gil_ - Member

...you will end up needing one

Posted 5 months ago #
timbur - Member

Likely.
Taken it out for a shakedown ride for 30 mins and it was very neutral.
Looking forward to a few hours on a familier loop over Christmas.
A new baby in the house is sapping energy so I don't want to ride it tired as it won't be a true picture.
It looks beutiful. That steel truss fork is a work of art IMHO.
My issue is it dripping with X9 10 speed stuff and I hate it in use. I might have to strip it and build it up with some good old Shimano kit for my ride. 9 gears will do.
Tim

Posted 5 months ago #
Jim085 - Member

Are these hubs still for sale? If they are I'll take them off your hands.
Jim

Posted 4 months ago #