Can anyone identify this Titanium hub?!

[kafer-k]

Possibly an early Nuke Proof Ti hub ? It's got a Shimano Freehub body and axle lock nuts.

After a bit of googling, all the nuke proof ones seem to have a flange collar over the sleeve and I haven't seen any with black anodised flanges... :?:

I'm guessing the ti sleeve on this slots over a hidden flange lip hence the apparent vertical juncture.

 

[kafer-k]

I've definately seen another set before - that very abrupt 90 degree fitting between the central shell and the flange rings a distinct bell.

cool! be good to hear if it comes back to you

 

[CAPIN]

Not TNT. Unless some very early version. TNTs had much nicer details..

 

[kafer-k]

I agree, I would say this one is pretty basic in comparison.

 

[Rampage]

Looks a bit knocked up at home to me. Especially with the square edges around the flange circumference.

 

[kafer-k]

Looks a bit knocked up at home to me. Especially with the square edges around the flange circumference.

Did cross my mind, ...you could be right

 

[Rampage]

Looks a bit knocked up at home to me. Especially with the square edges around the flange circumference.

Did cross my mind, ...you could be right

Although if its a Shimano freehub then I think that would be quite tricky to machine the interface.

 

[FluffyChicken]

There has been this (or similar) on before because I half recognised it...

If the angled square edges means it's a cheap knock up then go have a chat with Suntour about it's top of the range hubs

 

[gtRTSdh]

Prototype??

 

[kafer-k]

There has been this (or similar) on before because I half recognised it...

If the angled square edges means it's a cheap knock up then go have a chat with Suntour about it's top of the range hubs

Anyone got a link?