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Good Day Gentlemen, This is the story of when the curiosity brain cell over rides the common séance brain cell. It came up on Fleese-Bay for $35 clams with free shipping. I couldn't help myself, I had to have it and figure out what it was. The brake side of which would be a Harley hub is internally threaded. There's only one thing wrong, I have no clue what it is. Go for it boys, Bob L
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It has got to be a later "something" if it is threaded. Servicar? M G?
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Looks like a Sportster to me. I think I have one like it in my storage, I'll check in the next week or two.Comment
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The first hubs of that style used on K models have different internals than the later type. The first K hub is flat flanged like a British style, the next is like the one you have and the later one has different internals. I'll look up the numbers after I walk the dogs!
Actually I think they are just -52, -55, and -55A
RobbieLast edited by Rubone; 07-08-2011, 11:04 PM.Robbie Knight Amca #2736Comment
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Thank you guys, I compared it to the hub on my 65 and they are identical. No gold here! On to the table with it. Bob LComment
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