Motorcycle wheel hub
Motorcycle wheel hub
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I am attempting to make a copy of a 1940 Indian Chief wheel hub. Would 4130 material be sufficient for the task?
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RE: Motorcycle wheel hub
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It is not clear to me how the original was made. Some pictures seem to show one spoke flange is integral with the main body. And the other flange is a separate piece (probably welded, so not cast iron) .
Gotta think the original material was not particularly exotic, so if they are trouble free, then any steel of similar hardness would be fine as long as the geometry is faithfully duplicated in regards to fillet radiuses and thicknesses.
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P.S. To Tmoose: Yes, I am trying to replicate one just like the front three in your photo. My apologies for not responding sooner.
RE: Motorcycle wheel hub