Hubs
Review: Halo Fix-T Cover
Aug/07/2010 Archived in: Aug 2010
As I was building up my new Volume Thrasher, I decided this would be a good opportunity to incorporate some new items for a review. One of these items is the Halo Fix-T Cover, compliments of Halo.
As stated in an earlier posting, Halo Fix-T Cover(s) are designed to cover up your unused threads on your track hubs. Weighing only 13g, this CNC alloy cover threads onto your hub without a hitch. All you need is a little grease and a Park Tool SPA-4 spanner or similar tool.
As you can see, it has a smooth and clean look. Whether your into aesthetics (hopefully not...) or wanting to prevent gunk buildup on your unused threads, this is the best solution for you. If your’e wanting to protect your threads from heavy impacts from trick riding, this may not be for you. Light impacts... definitely!
These little gems come in a variety of colors and are distributed through BTI. Contact your LBS to purchase.
Huge thanks to Lloyd and Matt @ Halo!
Hot Damn... Cyclone Hubs
Jul/27/2010 Archived in: Jul 2010
Today, I received a set of Cyclone Track Hubs from Leader. Nifty hubs @ a good price.
Swoop them HERE!
Leader Cyclone Hubs Now Available!
Jul/20/2010 Archived in: Jul 2010
Leader Bike: Cyclone Hubs Sneak Peek
Jun/30/2010 Archived in: Jun 2010
These hubs will be available in 36H and 48H... sometime in July 2010. They will come in black or silver. Features Japanese bearings and Allen bolts.
New All-City Sheriff Hubs Now In Stock!
Jun/24/2010 Archived in: Jun 2010
Halo Fix-G Rear Track Hubs
Jun/18/2010 Archived in: Jun 2010
Super Ted's Prototype Hub... Clear Anodized
Jun/01/2010 Archived in: Jun 2010
Halo Fix-T Covers Revised
Apr/21/2010 Archived in: Apr 2010
The new revised Halo Fix-T Covers now come with bevelled edges for a smoother look. The purpose of these covers is to simply cover your unused threads on your rear hub... keeping unwanted muck out and giving your hubs a more aesthetic look.
COG x Phil Wood x Milwaukee Messenger Invitational 9
Mar/29/2010 Archived in: Mar 2010
UnknownBikeCompany
Mar/23/2010 Archived in: Mar 2010
In Memory Of Phil Wood
Mar/19/2010 Archived in: Mar 2010
Phil Wood, inventor of the first sealed bearing bicycle hub has passed away today on his farm in Baxter, Iowa, at the age of 84.
Halo Fix-T Cover
Mar/12/2010 Archived in: Mar 2010
Charge Shaker Hub & Grater Cog
Jan/22/2010 Archived in: Jan 2010
Super Ted x Goldtex x 14 Bike Co Hubset
Jan/13/2010 Archived in: Jan 2010
