Hello, can anyone help me identify this wheel hub? The rim is a '73 June (3f)
Thanks in advance, freddyz1r
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Rear hub identification
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Rear hub identification
Hello, can anyone help me identify this wheel hub? The rim is a '73 June (3f)
Thanks in advance, freddyz1r
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Re: Rear hub identification
Could be a Z1 or H2 rear hub and brake, which someone has drilled 5 extra holes in.
Picture from John Brooke’s book.
Picture from John Brooke’s book.
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Sunny Bournemouth. Dorset. UK.
Sunny Bournemouth. Dorset. UK.
Re: Rear hub identification
Thanks for the reply Adrian, I was thinking the same about the 5 holes. They just seem "factory machined". Every day a school day 
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