Bullseye hubs

[Swede]

They are! Just need to find some washers as Tom only sells the axle and locking rings. Anyone got some spare?

 

[yakboy]

@danson67 has provided me with some in the past

 

[yakboy]

I have got the Bullseye instruction sheet at home showing what number of washers and where for all the different axle combinations, will scan it tonight if I remember

 

[Swede]

Thanks, there’s a link to the instructions already in the thread and it says; four on the non drive and seven on the drive side, but I can only get to 132mm with that configuration. I think it wouldn’t be better with five and eight.

 

[yakboy]

Thought I'd posted them up in the past just couldn't remember where.

 

[Dr Dremel]

Are the washers something special? IIRC I fitted mine with some regular ones from the hardwarestore.

 

[one_bad_mofo]

If you're using the hubs on a steel frame I wouldn't worry about hanging the spacing, just run as they are.

I used to have a steel cross frame that I built spaced at 132mm across the dropouts so that I could run either road (130mm) or MTB (135mm) hubs.

 

[Swede]

ID = 12.3mm, OD = 18.8mm

 

[Swede]

They’re going on an Aluminium frame and the OLD on that is currently 138mm…

 

[Once A Hero]

I may have some spare washers, I will check.
I also seem to think that on the last set of Bullseyes I had built that the 4 + 7 set-up didn't work for me either, so it appears not uncommon to need to add a few more washers to get to where you need to be.