Did they exist?
Fancy giving this fixed gear lark a go at minimum £££ by rebuilding a mtb. But can only see 36h DMR revolvers on ebay. Did anyone make a 32h hub?
Surly have a pretty impressive selection of hubs
Et voilà
https://www.tritoncycles.co.uk/components-c9/hubs-c120/surly-ultra-new-mountain-rear-hub-p10570
Just buy a 120 tracker hub and the spacers.
Also sack off the fixed free and get a fixed fixed as freehubs still fit.
Edit: get that surly it's probably cheaper all in.
Velo solo do 6 bolt sprockets that fit on disc hubs so you could has an SS kit on the FH and a fixed sprocket on the disc side of a normal 135 QR cassette hub...
Velo solo do 6 bolt sprockets that fit on disc hubs so you could has an SS kit on the FH and a fixed sprocket on the disc side of a normal 135 QR cassette hub...
This is what I'd be doing, very easy way of doing it.
Old mtb
Ss frameset with horizontal dropouts or eccentric bb?
Chaintension might be an issue otherwise
Velo solo do 6 bolt sprockets that fit on disc hubs so you could has an SS kit on the FH and a fixed sprocket on the disc side of a normal 135 QR cassette hub...
I considered that, but if I get along with it then the plan was to run one of these on the freehub threads
https://www.sjscycles.co.uk/componentstandem-specific-parts/dt-swiss-arai-to-disc-brake-adapter-for-140-mm-oln-98-td/ which apparently is the same dinensions/thread as a freewheel.
Old mtb
Ss frameset with horizontal dropouts or eccentric bb?
Chaintension might be an issue otherwise
Sliding (well, swinging) dropouts on my el-mariachi.
chainline (or brake with the arai adapter) would be out by 7.5mm each side.Just buy a 120 tracker hub and the spacers.
Surly prices though, that's champagne, my budget's more White Lightning on a park bench. I could buy a new rim for less than the cost difference to a NOS DMR.Et voilà
