whats the choices of rear hubs

[tonydevon]

while my GP was running up on the dyno it was noticed that the hub runs out, its got a wobble on it, and now having ridden it more I have noticed that with light application of the rear brake you can feel it pulse, like a warped disc does.

going to look into it further, take it off, double check its all clean etc, but Im sure it is. if it was a problem with the cone fitting then I would expect to see it move left to right when viewed from the rear, but its doesnt, just up and down when viewed from the side

so whats the options, I have read not to use RAMP? ones

Im guessing that any genuine innocenti ones by now could be as bad or worse than mine

[rapido230]

Hubs by Uni are good, mb sells them with decent studs and a cone too

[weedodger]

Yip , got a uni hub an cone and good studs also from mb,

[tonydevon]

thanks, off to browse MB website and warm up the bank card

[Doom Patrol]

http://www.scooterrestorations.com/lamb ... -cone-sil/

Genuine SIL ones are worth considering too.

[tonydevon]

oooh £20 cheaper, certainly worth a look

cheers

[Toddy]

http://www.scooterrestorations.com/lamb ... -cone-sil/

Genuine SIL ones are worth considering too.

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[DaveTomo]

http://www.scooterrestorations.com/lamb ... -cone-sil/

Genuine SIL ones are worth considering too.

+1

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[gaz_powell]

AF do a great deal on uni auto hubs in silver, black or white

[coaster]

Before splashing out o a new hub make sure it isn't just that the rim isn't sitting flat. I had that problem after a mat followed be and noticed the wheel wobbling. Naturally assumed it was a bent hub so ordered a new one but when re-fitting the wheel I noticed that it wasn't fitting up properly due to thick paint. The original rim went on another engiune and is still running true.