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Hub Width Question.

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  1. Okay guys,

    I was wondering if anyone knows if there is a difference in how wide
    the flanges are on the KH Moment hub and Nimbus ISIS hub?

    I have tired putting a Moment hub into a K1 frame (with 14g spokes) and
    the spokes would rub on the inside of the frame. I had to use bigger
    spacers which caused some pretty bad pressure on the bearings.

    1. So is the Nimbus hub less wide, as wide, or wider than the KH?
    -I know the KH says 75mm, and the Nimbus says "wide", but no numbers.

    2. Also I dont fully remember this, but is the Nimbus hub solid, or
    drilled like he KH?
    - Nimbus says 600g , no weight on the KH.

    Answers, thoughts, comments, links? Hook it up.

    Thanks
    -Sam

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