Anyone see these before?

[Tony Prioli]

First Generation Dura-ace Cassette Hubs. They can be upgraded to 10 speed with the 7401 freehub body. NOTE- All the spokes go on the outside of the hub. Like a motorcycle, but the flange is machined so you can use the same J bend length. Motorcycles use two size J bends to get this setup. I have had these since the early 80's. About as old as Fairchilds GIOS.

[SPOKE]

a pair of these hubs hiding in a box somewhere in the garage. they were given to me by a dear friend. it's nice to know they can be switched to 10spd.

[Gothard]

They are sweeeet!
They deserve some nice rims (sew-ups) and butted spokes, along with alloy nips.
I would use them if they can be updated to 10 speed.

[Fixed]

bro tony is a master I've never seen anyone who knew more about bikes .hey tony did you see my new ride ? bro it was great yesterday i.m.h.o.

[Too Tall]

Tony. You stumped me, never seen them. Very neat. Definately use them.

[coylifut]

Sheldon Brown told me that a Dura Ace 10 speed cassete will fit on a 7 speed free hub. Haven't tried it my selft though.

[ergott]

First Generation Dura-ace Cassette Hubs. They can be upgraded to 10 speed with the 7401 freehub body. NOTE- All the spokes go on the outside of the hub. Like a motorcycle, but the flange is machined so you can use the same J bend length. Motorcycles use two size J bends to get this setup. I have had these since the early 80's. About as old as Fairchilds GIOS.

Those look like a great project for me if I could find a set. I love to put them in a set with Revos and Reflex rims.