Chainless Coaster Hub ID?

[Jesse McCauley]

I believe this is original hardware to Pope/Columbia chainless but I was expecting to see something to that effect stamped in the arm. Upon cleanup I don't see anything, any thoughts from you other chainless owners?

If aftermarket, anyone know the make?

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[The Admiral]

Looks like it could be a Corbin


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[ivrjhnsn]

Columbia shaft drive with coaster is what I'd go with . I do believe one of the only ones to use ball end spokes

 

[Andrew Gorman]

Looks like the Columbia to me. If there is an actuator sitting under the cover I could definitely use a picture of it!

 

[David Brown]

Columbia for sure.Spokes rare as rare as hens teeth .

 

[Jesse McCauley]

Looks like the Columbia to me. If there is an actuator sitting under the cover I could definitely use a picture of it!

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[Andrew Gorman]

Very cool! Now I have to find where I put that hub. Thank you very much- a decent picture has been the missing bit of information for a long time.

 

[catfish]

Yes Columbia hub. A while back there was a Wheelman who had spokes for these. You might check the wheelmen web site to get more info.

 

[David Brown]

About 15 years ago I bought 2 sets of 72 NOS ball end spokes from a Guy named Tim Elder. As he was into Chainless Columbia's at that time.If my memory is correct I paid 300. a set.I needed them for 2 Columbia bikes mens and ladies.Bike are gone now. I know the Mens is In New Zealand as I traded it for a1896 Massey Harris bike .

 

[redline1968]

They came on clevelands also as a extra cost option