CCB-001 CK Hub Fixed Gear Converter

Condition: New	New
Number of teeth: 17T , 18T	17T , 18T
Standard: 1/2 "x1/8" (thick tooth)	1/2 "x1/8" (thick teeth)
Cog: SUS304 / Machined locally	SUS304 / Machined locally
Chain line	42.5mm
Axle: SUS304 / 15mm x 120mm	SUS304 / φ15x120mm
Axle end cap: SUS304	SUS304
Bolt cap: SUS304	SUS304
Fixing bolt	CrMo steel / M8x45mm
Cog bolt	CrMo steel / M5x10mm
	Designed by CCB in NGY

>>> How to Install <<<

Only compatible with CHRIS KING ISO AB Front Hub (110x15mm).
Please be sure to apply grease or thread compound when installing each part to prevent sticking or biting.
If the package film is damaged by dropping or rubbing, air may enter the package, but there is no problem with the product.

The product will not be affected.

CCB-001
CK Hub Fixed Gear Converter

USA MADE, high performance and high maintenance CHRIS KING I've been looking at my track bike for a while now. I looked at my track bike and found that the rear hub was the only one that didn't fit the standard. I knew that they don't make rear hubs for track bikes since the beginning of the company, but it still bothers mE

The idea of mounting a track cog on a hub without stepped threads has existed in the past using a 6-bolt mount for disc brake rotors, so the remaining hurdle is "a 120mm wide rear end that is only available on track bikes ".

I didn't spoon-feed myself at this point, but had a cup of coffee and a ponder. Aha.

We could just use a 110mm wide " ISO AB Front Hub " with a 10mm thick spacer and change it to a rear hub.
Did some famous star say out loud that you can't use a front hub for the rear, just like Surly used a rear hub for the front on their fat bike model Pugsley?

If so, let's manufacture special axle shafts and track cogs to the rhythm of techno eight-beat.

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CULTURE CLUB BRAND a.k.a. "CCB

Everyone once dreamed of something, but gave up, cried, and put it away in a corner of their mind. We may even forget what we were longing for, drowned out by technology that never stops evolving day by day.

Ah, sad, sad, sad...

Like when the great Newton saw the falling apple and had that flash of "Aha! It would be a shame not to realize that exciting thought, like when the great Newton saw the falling apple and said, "Aha!

Culture Club, which specializes in salvaging and repairing "still usable items" with a "mottainai" spirit, came to us with an arrow in its quiver. Let's take full advantage of our flexible and unprecedented brains and reliable technology to dig up and create romance in the world in a new form in the mechanic's pit to the techno eight-beat.

Now, are you ready to receive our radio waves that we have come up with a great idea?