Shimano Rear Hub 36 Hole Freewheel 126mm

Shimano Rear Hub 36 Hole Freewheel 126mm

Marsoni

M251S

$48.00

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Shimano Rear Hub 36 Hole Freewheel 126mmDetails: Brand Model: Shimano Rear Hub Type: Rear Hub, Freewheel Thread Number of Spokes: 36 Holes Installation Width: 126 mm Thread: British 1,37 24 Condition: Used, Cleaned, Fully Functional Origin: Made in Japan Description: Shimano 36 hole rear hub, 126 mm width, British 1,37 24 threading, freewheel version. Made in Japan, this hub is built for classic road frames with 126 mm spacing. Good option for vintage restorations or rebuilding authentic

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Good looking shoes, fairly comfortable and good value based on the description shared, so I don’t feel it’s fair to rate them lower than 4 stars. I had high hopes for them based on previous reviews from others saying they wore them in the food and beverage industry that mentioned their quality and durability, however I strongly recommend looking elsewhere if you do. I purchased these to wear working in a full service upscale restaurant and in less than two months have managed to have torn the material on the middle exterior section and the bottoms of the shoes are already completely worn down. Good design, but the durability needs to be improved if they’re to hold up for that industry.

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Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2025