Re: [CR]pellisier hubs anomaly

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From: "dddd" <dddd@pacbell.net>
To: "Classic Rendezvous" <classicrendezvous@bikelist.org>
References: <f04330101bff5b99857b6@[24.41.14.212]>
Subject: Re: [CR]pellisier hubs anomaly
Date: Thu, 19 Jan 2006 15:00:44 -0800
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Your hub might simply have a cut-to-size replacement axle, to replace a damaged one. I bought a 1980 Cheltenham-Pedersen with 10-speed gear and 114mm Pillisier HF hubset, on dimpled 27" alloy rims. A lot of dish but it worket fine (I re-spaced my frame to 130 when I upgraded to 700c wheels, and have been recing Cyclocross with it).

David Snyder
Auburn, CA


----- Original Message -----
From: stephen fredette
Subject: [CR]pellisier hubs anomaly



>i have recently purchased a wheelset that is built around a pair
> of pellesier hubs. i don't know exactly how old they are, but i
> would guess from appearances no earlier than the 1970's.
> while wrestling with the freewheel i noticed thew rear hub looked
> a little odd. when i put it in a truing stand, the OLD came
> out to 115. this seemed odd, so i checked it against all the
> other rear wheels i have, and it was indeed narrower than
> the other 5 speed wheels i have.
> then i realized what was botering me in the first place about
> the hub. the rear axle has been cut down to a shorter length
> with a saw. i am at a loss for an explanation, and would
> appreciate anyone's better informed ideas.
> yr obdt svt
> Stephen Fredette
> Hull, Massachusetts