Technical & Reference Section > Tech and Restoration

Unknown Hubs, Any Ideas Please?

<< < (2/3) > >>

monkian:

--- Quote from: MartyC on January 19, 2010, 02:40 PM ---Suzue made the Peregrine hubs  ;)

I'm sure they did a sealed bearing version too.  What rims are they laced into?

--- End quote ---

They're laced to some kind of Araya's.
The loose Ball Peregrines have Suzue stamped on the bearing housing and I think the sealed versions seem to have a larger bearing diameter ???
I don't know if the spec changed over time. Found these, I don't know the date on them but apparently bought in 2009:

monkian:
Here's a shot of the Araya Stamp:


Any ideas what they are?? ???

The Redline:

Hello Paul my friend,

i think also that theese are Joy tech,  this ones were the first imported redline 48īs to germany .  >:D

monkian:
Hey Alfredo,
I still don't think we've quite sorted it yet. There's a couple of differences I've spotted on the hubs in your pics.
The cones seem to be a slightly different shape and on the rear (non-threaded side) they have two steps out to the axle (if that makes sense).
There are certain similarities though, perhaps a different year/model? Who knows?

Thanks for your input :daumenhoch:

MartyC:

--- Quote from: monkian on January 19, 2010, 08:55 PM ---Hey Alfredo :daumenhoch:
I still don't think we've quite sorted it yet ??? There's a couple of differences I've spotted on the hubs in your pics.
The cones seem to be a slightly different shape and on the rear (non-threaded side) they have two steps out to the axle (if that makes sense) :-\
There are certain similarities though, perhaps a different year/model? Who knows? :D

Thanks for your input :daumenhoch:

--- End quote ---

The shape of the hubs are different too,  I don't hink they are the same.  I stick with Suzue/Peregrine  :daumenhoch:

Navigation

[0] Message Index

[#] Next page

[*] Previous page