Just trip along to your LBS and see what they've got on the shelf. BMX hubs are genreally the same width so that the forks are compatible with all hubs, i think moutain bike hubs do come wider, particularly if they're tricked for fitting discs and that kind of stuff.
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*Just trip along to your LBS and see what they've got on the shelf. BMX hubs are genreally the same width so that the forks are compatible with all hubs, i think moutain bike hubs do come wider, particularly if they're tricked for fitting discs and that kind of stuff. *
But can you find MTB hubs with 14mm axles?
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MTB hubs are wider than BMX ones, most will be available as a 36 hole, sealed bearings are quite common, and to get the right size axle, it's just a matter of asking. 14mm axles are fairly easy to come across, 20mm is the new fat [censored] the Down hill riders are using, but 30mm... I've never seen that before
yeah, the 30mm hub is fork specific for the Foes...something. Beefy as can be. It looks like a more standard size is 10mm, which is something of a reason for everyone switching to 20mm. The forces on a bike wheel are pretty big when you decide to do a 20' drop, keep that in mind ;-). I don't know how you could bend or break a 20mm axle on a BC wheel...
