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an old set of Nuke Proof hubs with the ti centers.
Wow, those are cool, but I imagine they’re flexy as all get-out
Hope hubs from the uk?
http://pardo.net/bike/pic/fail-024/000.html
Right near the bottom.
those are ti nuke proof hubs presumely the same time as ringle
Looks like Nuke Proof Road hubs.
tnt hubs…..
the above mentioned or… “Hi E”
Nuke Proof Ti hubs. 8sp FTW!!
Nosler hubs.
They look like the J-disc ti hubs circa 90/91ish …Don’t recall, but possibly sourced from Nuke Proof
Nuke proof never made anything with such a small diameter center in ti….unless these are one-offs. My money is on the j-disc reference or more likely…Hi-E.
That’s a pair of custom Cunningham modified Hi-E hubs I believe.
Nosler hybs from Eugene OR, I still use a front hub all the time
Nosler Research TI 90
Answer from Jason at Fair Wheel Bikes:
“Nosler titanium hubset”