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The Street => The Bike Shop => Topic started by: beermx on August 31, 2015, 08:17:44 PM
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http://www.khebikes.com/2015/greyhound-street-p-1530.html
So the non drive side has a collar held in with a cone nut. Is there any hub guard that will fit it?
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Friend of mine rode that hub for a while and wanted to get a non drive side hubguard for it. I remember looking in to it for him and if memory serves me correct bsd makes a jersey barrier that fits khe style coasters. Another option would be the new gsport glands.
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S&M Cymbal. Place it outside the bolt. As its steel its very thin and wont spread the dropout much. Had it on my federal for years
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Or a G-Sport Uniguard... fits pretty much any rear hub.
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G.
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Ended up calling Empire. Diagnoses is that the BSD one should work, thanks guys.
Question for G, how are those uniguards selling? In the early 2000's before DSG's were made I would make basically the same thing out of 1/4" sheet metal and sell them in my area. I made quite a killing (probably $1000 at 12 years old selling them for like $10 a pop) but with all the options now it seems like a pretty outdated idea.
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Ended up calling Empire. Diagnoses is that the BSD one should work, thanks guys.
Question for G, how are those uniguards selling? In the early 2000's before DSG's were made I would make basically the same thing out of 1/4" sheet metal and sell them in my area. I made quite a killing (probably $1000 at 12 years old selling them for like $10 a pop) but with all the options now it seems like a pretty outdated idea.
As a former member of the make-them-out-of-scrap club, let me tell you the Uniguard is infinitely better. It doesn't hang, doesn't bend, doesn't weigh a ton, and it grinds fast since it's hardened. I like mine.