Can anyone help with HUB id please?

[Skeeter1]

This hub has no markings/codes (of what I can see)
But I'm just intrigued to know what it is please?
Only way I'm thinking is if it was possibly XT or similar,I could weigh it to help narrow it down?

 

[sam_white]

Those rubber seals don't look like Shimano to me. Could be a Formula, they made very similar hubs.
Is it cartridge or cup and cone bearings? Do you know what bike it came from?

 

[fettler]

Not Shimano as the end caps are wrong. I think it's certainly cheaper end of the spectrum. Even the likes of Quando and Dia Tech put the their names on so I'd think it is a 'no name cheap hub'. Will probably do several thousands of miles if looked after.

 

[bikeworkshop]

No name cheap hub found on many entry level bikes. Just service and ride.
Cones can be replaced if necessary, but not really worth building with as you could get a nicer front hub for pennies, or for nothing out of a bent wheel, making the finished wheel much more usable and valuable

 

[Skeeter1]

It was used on one of these rims which someone gave me as spares when I bought a Kona from him....

 

[Skeeter1]

The rims are now for sale

 

[Skeeter1]

Other hub on the rim was this.........

 

[Skeeter1]

Also will be for sale soon

 

[bikeworkshop]

Two almost matching fronts?
Tadpole trike?

 

[Skeeter1]

Two almost matching fronts?
Tadpole trike?

Honestly...It was crazy!!
I bought a 94" lava dome from him,and he said "your welcome to take these spare wheels and tyres as I just need the space as we are moving"
It wasn't until I got home and investigated and realised what I had!!
The rims and hubs on the bike were XT hubs and Mavic SUPs
Best £40 I've spent in years ha ha