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Disc adapter

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  1. Anyone tried this one? nsmb.comfirst principles 07 02.php No need to buy a dischub
    and relace the wheel if it works.

    M.

  2. I tried the link, and it wouldn't open. I'm interested in this, do you have more info?

    Byron Simms

    "Mikael Seierup" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Anyone tried this one? nsmb.comfirst principles 07 02.php No need to buy a
    dischub and relace the wheel if it works.

    M.

  3. "Mikael Seierup" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:<[email hidden]>...

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    Anyone tried this one? nsmb.comfirst principles 07 02.php No need to buy a
    dischub and relace the wheel if it works.

    M.

    Well, you still have to relace *half* of the wheel. Besides, with disc hubs costing 20 to 30 dollars
    nowadays (take a look at cambriabike.comindex.htm ), I can't see the
    usefulness of a 35 dollar adapter.

    Jeff

  4. "Jeff Wills" skrev...

    Quoted message said:

    Well, you still have to relace *half* of the wheel. Besides, with disc hubs costing 20 to 30
    dollars nowadays (take a look at cambriabike.comindex.htm ), I can't see the
    usefulness of a 35 dollar adapter.

    Well I just stumbled over the page. Don't take it personally. ;-)

    M.

  5. "Byron Simms" skrev...

    Quoted message said:

    I tried the link, and it wouldn't open. I'm interested in this, do you have more info?

    firstprinciples.cafirstprinciples.ca

    is the company it seems.

    M.

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