Splined hub on 40mm frame

I have a Koxx-one hubset in my Yuni frame. If you look at the way the
bearing caps are made in the Yuni and Nimbus frames they don't wrap
perfectly around the bearing, really they just kind of sit ontop and
beneith the bearing, meaning that a difference of only 2 mm won't make
a difference and should still fit.

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Realefe🙂

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torker dx hubs have 40m bearings, if you can get those bearings they
also go on KH/onza hubs and maybe qu-ax. If the bearings are the right
size they will last longer.

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president_luke said:

torker dx hubs have 40m bearings, if you can get those bearings they
also go on KH/onza hubs and maybe qu-ax. If the bearings are the right
size they will last longer.

Are they splined?
(if yes could you give me the link🙂 )

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42mm bearings fit in nimbus 40mm frames, I did it for years on my Muni
and so have many other people. Infact UDC sells the hoppley, which is a
nimbus frame with splined hub and 42mm bearings. Don't worry about it
in the slightest, they might just be slightly tight to fit in.

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profiles are 40mm

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Thanks but what are profile hubs?😕

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very good, but expensive hub..
http://www.unicycle.com/shopping/shopexd.asp?id=146

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well if ur in the UK, just go for a Koxx or a KH moment splined hub... I
mean they are the two best hubs around.... profiles... are great but
the price isnt justified not anymore anyways

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I have a nimbus frame (40mm bearing holders) and kh 07 hub (42mm
bearings) and no problems.

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Alot of US people go for the profiles because they have a lifetime
warranty on the crank arms and splined section of the hub, however in
the UK they are very exspensive and the cost of shipping means that the
warranty is not much use, so they're not popular, infact I've only ever
seen one set.

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kington99 said:

Alot of US people go for the profiles because they have a lifetime
warranty on the crank arms and splined section of the hub, however in
the UK they are very exspensive and the cost of shipping means that the
warranty is not much use, so they're not popular, infact I've only ever
seen one set.

hmm

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