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Looking for disc-brake hubs for thick axles for trike front wheels, I came upon Specialized p.series 36-hole front hubs, on clearance in many online shops (found through Google Shopping) for about $30 each. I ordered two. Dealer said shipment would be delayed. So meanwhile I asked Specialized, and the dealer, if they could get me measurements, so that I can order spokes. Dealer didn't have the hubs in hand (they ship directly from Specialized warehouse in Ohio) and told me, I quote:
"Specialized said its an OEM import and they do not have these dimensions."
I am less impressed with Specialized than before. (Also recently I a saw a fun 2013 documentary on Amazon Prime Video, "Klunkerz." Did any of you see it? It's about the early days of mountain bike development in and near Marin County, CA. It implied that Specialized's first mountain bike was pretty much a copy of Gary Fisher's. Never guessed they'd stoop to the level of not even knowing the dimensions of products on which they put their brand, though.)
Looking for disc-brake hubs for thick axles for trike front wheels, I came upon Specialized p.series 36-hole front hubs, on clearance in many online shops (found through Google Shopping) for about $30 each. I ordered two. Dealer said shipment would be delayed. So meanwhile I asked Specialized, and the dealer, if they could get me measurements, so that I can order spokes. Dealer didn't have the hubs in hand (they ship directly from Specialized warehouse in Ohio) and told me, I quote:
"Specialized said its an OEM import and they do not have these dimensions."
I am less impressed with Specialized than before. (Also recently I a saw a fun 2013 documentary on Amazon Prime Video, "Klunkerz." Did any of you see it? It's about the early days of mountain bike development in and near Marin County, CA. It implied that Specialized's first mountain bike was pretty much a copy of Gary Fisher's. Never guessed they'd stoop to the level of not even knowing the dimensions of products on which they put their brand, though.)