Unfortunately I don't. This was 2001....I was using a Shimano cassette and RRR supplied a lock ring that was specific to the axle. Tolerances were VERY tight. It screwed into the free hub but was not that thick (obviously). My first hub I had the free hub score the axle (which was also acting as a bearing shaft) and they warrantied the internals. Seals were very poor. The act of adjusting the side load every ride was tedious (this again due to the use of too few bearings and none could be used under the freehub). Hub shells were well made, though, but so is anything CNC'ed.
Oct. 11, 2021, 8:27 a.m. - Peter Leeds
Unfortunately I don't. This was 2001....I was using a Shimano cassette and RRR supplied a lock ring that was specific to the axle. Tolerances were VERY tight. It screwed into the free hub but was not that thick (obviously). My first hub I had the free hub score the axle (which was also acting as a bearing shaft) and they warrantied the internals. Seals were very poor. The act of adjusting the side load every ride was tedious (this again due to the use of too few bearings and none could be used under the freehub). Hub shells were well made, though, but so is anything CNC'ed.