Where can I buy a hub adapter?

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Mind_Reader7

Mind_Reader7

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I need a place that will ship to Australia. RSE carries them, but has been out of stock since forever. I noticed my sprocket was kinda wonky, and I took it off to look. It was warped for some reason. I just spent 2 hours trying to fix it, never want to do it again.
 
NunyaBidness

NunyaBidness

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Pirate Cycles, ad on top right carries a real nice sprocket adapter. I have no idea if they ship to Australia or not, they probably do, but I'm sure they'll have an answer for ya if ya ask.
 
skjjoe

skjjoe

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that's close but you need a set of calipers to get it right and measure in three different places across the hub . it sounds like mine is too big
 
skjjoe

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all hubs are not completely concentric .think of an hourglass but not that extreme .if you check it in three places (right side center and left side ) then average it then you will know what size you need. sounds like your close to 1.25.
 
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skjjoe

skjjoe

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yes but some hubs are not flat all the way across. take the jaguar hub for instance looks like this )( that's a little exaggerated but its about 5 to 10 thousands smaller on the center of the hub. just make sure you measure it on the flat part in a few places to get a good average. and make sure you dont have one of those rarer hubs . read this post http://motorbicycling.com/f3/jims-sprocket-adaptors-great-value-7636-5.html
 
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