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The VintageBike Message Board => Autojumble => Topic started by: beardyimpman on June 17, 2021, 09:18:45 PM
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wanted a front hub half width for 6inch brakes , width between forks 4 and half inches , thanks
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I've used an Enfield hub to fit to girder forks for a similar project.
Its a 6 & 1/2 inches drum, but who is going to notice. And quite slim.
And you can even buy them new these days, for not so many rupees, delivered to your door.
For a few extra, they can supply a girder fork style axle. !
And if this doesn't suit, you can always turn down the stock supplied plain axle to fit.
Getting the brake attached may involve some thinking though.
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Prices can very, considerably, inc for post, shop around.
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THANKS FOR REPLY ,YES THIS IS AN OPTION, BUT I HAVE THE BRAKEPLATE AND SHOES FOR MY GTP ,THERE MUST BE SOME OTHER MAKE OF BIKE HAS A 6 INCH DRUM
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There probably is if you wait for long enough and look hard enough, but should you find a 6" hub, there's no guarantee that your Velo backplate and shoes would fit it. ???
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Sounds like you need to be contacting the Velo Owners Club then.
Bound to be a spare wheel or hub under some bench somewhere.
The Enfield wheel is probably a bit heavy for a lightweight too.
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"Please note the wheels in them are from postie bikes" (Honda cubs)
(The bike at the back is in the sidecar !)
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They look like Series III Ambassadors. Neither with their original engine.