I've got nothing insightful to add, I'd never seen one of these. How far back do freehubs go, and I wonder how far outboard they've got the drive side wheel bearing? Kurt Sperry Bellingham WA
On 7/10/05, Peter Brown <peterg.brown@ntlworld.com> wrote:
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> Among a box of parts I have acquired is a J Moyne hub that I have not
> seen before. It is a rear hub, and appears to be similar in function to
> the 1940s/50s Baylis Wiley unit hub which I am more familiar with, in
> that the freewheel is built into the hub. The main difference to the
> B-W hub is that instead of threads for sprockets, it has an octagonal
> block onto which either suitable sprockets or some form of adapter fit,
> to be held in place by a lockring. The hub can be viewed at
> http://ntlworld.photobox.co.uk/
> this hub would be appreciated.
> Peter Brown, Lincolnshire, England
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