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Re: what's in a Hub?

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    wobbling bear
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    Well in the beginning I hardly noticed this mysterious piece of
    metal.... And now I want to know!

    what's in a hub? any link to drawings, exploded views?
    how are those made, machined? with which metal?

    what makes a good hub .... and a better one?

    thanks

    bear

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    which type of hub, square taper of splined? genreally square taper are a
    single axle with the spoke flanges welded on, splined have a solid
    splined axles made of heat treated steel with an aluminium body splined
    or keywayed on to it.

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