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Some pictures would help! Do you need hard tire, cushion tire or pneumatic rims? In an earlier post you mentioned you needed a wider rear sprocket- how wide do you need? Parts are out there, but folks need specifics. I am slowly getting an early 1890's cushion tire back on the road, so I feel your pain.
It is a pneumatic bike. I have a set of incorrect wheels that I could use the rims off of, but I would prefer to get full wheels and pass on the wheels I have. I talked to a bunch of folks at the Copake swap and I think I was wrong about needing a wider sproket. The chain looks to be 1/4 inch. I also got some help as to what a set of victor hubs looks like. They have small diameter centers and tabs that allow for straight pull spokes. Here are some photos of Victor hubs
Columbia bikes from 1898 and 1900 used hubs with straight-pull spokes. The are also not easy to find, but would look the part. As a last resort, Pulstar hubs couls look OK: http://www.bikepro.com/products/hubs/hubs_pulstar.html
i have a set of early direct pull hubs, the rear is mounted in a 26inch wood wheel with a nice tire,350 for both the front is mounted in a warped wood rim.,, [email protected] walter branche
Looks like Walter has a set. The price is on the higher end of perfectly reasonable for a one in a million set of hubs IMO, my advice when looking for an extremely rare and specific part... don't pass on it, it will likely be years before you find another.
You're right!! Hard to find sometimes. I need a set of hubs for an 1894 Columbia Racer and a set for my 1902 Columbia Racer. Both
Track models and not easy to find. I'm at - [email protected] if anybody has a set for these. Thank you
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