Brandon Ives <monkeylad@mac.com> wrote:
>>>I'm 99.9% sure those aren't Phil Wood those are Hi-E.
I'll toss in the last 0.1%. Too bad they are missing the wierd Hi-E slow releases. Perhaps not as bullet-proof as Phil, but rarer, rad-er, superliecht-er, and more of a time piece. I always liked the name because it reminded me of a kung fu movie: Hiiiiyeeee!
Sorry for the lame joke.
Tom Dalton
Brandon"monkeyman"Ives Convincing himself he doesn't need another pair of hubs in Santa Barbara, Calif.
On Thursday, 13, 2002, at 12:20AM, kim hetzel wrote:
>Hello to all CR LIST members,
>
>I came across an EBAY auction item # 2112827295 :
>http://ebay.com/<blah>
>me if this not work after you click on it.
>
>These are a pair of Phil Wood hubs from the seventies. I personally have
>not seen this style before. I would like to know what generation these are.
> Are these second generation, after this CR group seeing and concluding the
>Phil Wood hub(s) from Mr. Neill Currie from Portland, ME were first
>generation ?
>
>Smiles to all and thank-you in advance,
>Kim Hetzel,
>Yelm, WA . . . where the weather is going for a record breaking
>temperature in the 90's. . . full turned on and non filtered sunshine.
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