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NC30 eccentric hub

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Could someone tell me if the 35's adjuster is the same as the 30's. Also how much of a job is it to replace. Mine has no adjusters left. AAAARRRGGGG. And would someone have a spare. I have achance of one but would like to check here first.
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yes the hubs are the exact same for the two models.
however the spindles are different.
this info comes from G France who told me it just last week!!
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I have an NC30 hub if you are interested.

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But is the bore where the spindle goes through the same diameter. I only need to replace the chain adjuster part. How much also for the NC30 hub inc P+P. Cheers for the quick response. But is it a biatch to do?
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Yeah, that's all I have left is the hud, thats an old pic but it is the actual hub. As for a price I'd be looking £40 plus postage. (I'm keeping the sprocket, wheel retainer etc)
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scotjell wrote:But is the bore where the spindle goes through the same diameter. But is it a biatch to do?
the chain adjuster part is all one piece of the eccentric hub. the bore of the spindle is the same but it differs for the wheel fitting of the nc35 as that has a 17" rear.
its not too hard to do, but you do need a strong circlip pliers, other than that, you dont need a single specialist tool
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Thats a good price I can't see the pic but I trust it's the part i'm after with the castellations on for adjusting the chain. Here is my number and email addy to contact me regarding postage and payment. 07969111262
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aye it is the one. ask gareth to email you on the pic of it. next thing to buy is the proper chain adjuster!!
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Please email a pic at my home email if possible jelleyzone71@hotmail.co.uk cheers and all the info for payment.
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I'll be in touch tonight with it as I can't get to my personal e-mail from work. Expect an e-mail after 6:30
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