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Two more options:
http://www.velocicycle.com/rc15-road-hub-1
Goldsprint in Germany sell Veloci products. They should be able to get the hubs.
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I was about to give them a try but changed my mind after looking at the dimensions.
It is most likely not really an issue but the centre to flange on the Ridea rear hub is about 28 mm, which is 3 mm less than the Halo/Zenith track hub and 4 mm less than the DT Swiss track hub.
As I said probably still fine but why bother with it if there are better options out there.I recently talked to Zodiak Moscow over Instagram about their hubs.
They are lightweight, low flange, lots of colors and different drillings.
Wide flanges as well.
Only issue is that I couldn't find any information about how they hold up long term.
Not a lot of people seem to use these hubs.Grand Compe low flange could be an option. 28h will be a problem though...
I have the 32h front hub and it certainly looks good and is kind of light as well.
Maybe talk to the guys at cech.bike. They are the distributor for these hubs and are based in Poland so shipping shouldn't be too expensive. -
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Awesome little bike shed!
I hope to have one just like that one day!
Right now I have everything crammed in my small one-room apartment.Bike is looking good as well!
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I'd go with the first one as well!
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Crankset is probably this one:
https://www.cnc-bike.de/product_info.php?products_id=8539 -
I think you have to put on the dust cap before installing the adapter. The Hope GXP conversions I've seen so far all have the dust cap wedged in between the adapter and the bearing.
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Just did the same. What an amazing journey! Funny how you can read some stories again and again and again without getting bored...
I'd say fill it before painting it. Will look great! Already decided on color yet?