Have questions or want to discuss cycling? Join Now or Sign In to participate in the BikeRide community.

New: Take Part in the new April's Giveaway for a Chance to Win the Euybike S4 Pro Max ebike worth $1299


Peuguot rear end question
#11
Nah never mind what imperial standards you got there in the UK. There were a lot of other thread patterns out there from French, Italians, Japanese and USA.

The axle nuts I went through were in a do it yourself bikerowave bike shop with boxes of used bike parts. None of the special axle nuts fit my Fuji or Schwinn axle. Several LBD had no parts at all and suggested replacing the wheel. For them with labor its cheaper.

As per shields and seals , my Fuji and Schwinn had very nice automotive/motorcycle type seals. These are usually available at seal and bearing shops and replaceable, if you can find one locally nower days. Replacing my worn cones with cones that worked (thread wise) but were of smaller OD resulted in a gap since I could not find a seal shop locally to get different seals I used o-rings on the cones to fill the gap. Shields do not do hell of a lot and good bikes use replaceable seals or currently sealed bearings. Shields that I have seen are also removable from the hub.Other variables are cone length which may require different shimming to fit dropouts. AND the beat goes on. Next time I may have to replace the wheel, for lock of parts. Bummer.
Never Give Up!!!
  Reply


Messages In This Thread
Peuguot rear end question - shilley - 10-28-2010, 07:51 PM

Forum Jump:

[-]
10 Latest Posts
Pogačar's 2024 dominance
Today 02:32 AM
Crank arm length
Today 02:28 AM
2011 GT Tachyon upgrade/mod
Today 02:23 AM
Hello, from Friendly Manitoba
Today 02:20 AM
Doctors are Prescribing Cycling
Yesterday 02:34 AM
Greetings!
Yesterday 02:30 AM
🚴‍♂️ Saddle Up for the Belgian Waffle Ri...
04-10-2025 11:05 PM
What is the best Mountain Bike you've ev...
04-10-2025 12:40 PM
braking by reversing the pedals
04-10-2025 08:34 AM
Giant reporting profits are 60% down
04-10-2025 08:32 AM

[-]
Join BikeRide on Strava
Feel free to join if you are on Strava: www.strava.com/clubs/bikeridecom