I would like to use the Normandy hubs that came with my Mercier for single-speed purposes but I'm wondering if anyone happens to know what the threading on the hubs is, whether it's metric, standard, or other, and where i can source single speed freewheels to match it if it's non-standard. Thanks.
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I would like to use the Normandy hubs that came with my Mercier for single-speed purposes but I'm wondering if anyone happens to know what the threading on the hubs is, whether it's metric, standard, or other, and where i can source single speed freewheels to match it if it's non-standard. Thanks.
Mark Beattie Portland, OR
It's either standard or French. In all probability it's standard.
If it is indeed French thread, I recommend heading over to Citybikes (20th and Ankeny) and getting a similar, standard threaded hub from their used parts bins.
Oddly enough, I have an old "Schwinn Approved" Normandy hub shell sitting by my computer right now. It's keeping the clutter in one place
Depends when it was made. Up through the mid-70's, they were probably French. They later switched to BSI, even for French-brand cycles.
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I would like to use the Normandy hubs that came with my Mercier for single-speed purposes but I'm wondering if anyone happens to know what the threading on the hubs is, whether it's metric, standard, or other, and where i can source single speed freewheels to match it if it's non-standard. Thanks.