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sram dual drive hub =different types?

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  1. i have a couple sram dual drive hubs , one is from a 2002 bikeE, another i just received, the third
    is on a defective rim i received a couple months ago, however i noticed the recent one i received is
    different than the other 2. it has 6 threaded holes on the non drive side , where on the 2002 bikeE
    that area is covered with a blue translucent rubber weather hub, same on the other . this has a
    black rubber small weather seal. i just want to make sure this is not a earlier model as i paid for
    the latest model, and am confused by the difference? i am wonderig if this was a earlier model dual
    drive hub? thanks for any insight

  2. mike said:

    i have a couple sram dual drive hubs , one is from a 2002 bikeE, another i just received, the
    third is on a defective rim i received a couple months ago, however i noticed the recent one i
    received is different than the other 2. it has 6 threaded holes on the non drive side , where on
    the 2002 bikeE that area is covered with a blue translucent rubber weather hub, same on the other
    . this has a black rubber small weather seal. i just want to make sure this is not a earlier model
    as i paid for the latest model, and am confused by the difference? i am wonderig if this was a
    earlier model dual drive hub? thanks for any insight

    The blue cover just keeps crud off your SRAM I-Brake mounting threads. Your other hub will accept a
    disc, which may bolt into those six holes. They're both current options for the DualDrive hub.

    --
    Andrew Muzi www.yellowjersey.org Open every day since 1 April, 1971

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    mike said:

    i have a couple sram dual drive hubs , one is from a 2002 bikeE, another i just received, the
    third is on a defective rim i received a couple months ago, however i noticed the recent one i
    received is different than the other 2. it has 6 threaded holes on the non drive side , where on
    the 2002 bikeE that area is covered with a blue translucent rubber weather hub, same on the
    other . this has a black rubber small weather seal. i just want to make sure this is not a
    earlier model as i paid for the latest model, and am confused by the difference? i am wonderig
    if this was a earlier model dual drive hub? thanks for any insight

    The blue cover just keeps crud off your SRAM I-Brake mounting threads. Your other hub will accept
    a disc, which may bolt into those six holes. They're both current options for the DualDrive hub.

    thanks for the insight

  4. "mike" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    i have a couple sram dual drive hubs , one is from a 2002 bikeE,

    What exactly is Dual Drive? The SRAM website doesn't really make it clear. It's not an internal
    hub is it?

    --
    Phil, Squid-in-Training

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    Quoted message said:

    i have a couple sram dual drive hubs , one is from a 2002 bikeE,

    Phil, Squid-in-Training wrote:> What exactly is Dual Drive? The SRAM website doesn't really
    make it clear.

    Quoted message said:

    It's not an internal hub is it?

    An internal three speed with a seven/eight/nine speed cassette outside.

    --
    Andrew Muzi www.yellowjersey.org Open every day since 1 April, 1971

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