[burtondogs]

Hello-

Has anyone come up with a good way of hooking up a B.O.B. ,
Without using the standard Quick Release skewer attachment?

Any ideas would be cool.

Thanks
Jim

 

[Drevil]

Hello-

Has anyone come up with a good way of hooking up a B.O.B. ,
Without using the standard Quick Release skewer attachment?

Any ideas would be cool.

Thanks
Jim

Check out this link started by cursivearmy:
http://forums.mtbr.com/showthread.php?postid=534053#poststop

It looks like he tried to sell some, but the ad is down now

 

[xrmattaz]

Jim,

The BOB trailer folks also sell "BOB nuts" which are just standard non-QR standard axle nuts with the little spindle in line.

I've an extra pair if you want some. I've not used 'em, and they sell for twenty five bucks. You can have mine for $20./shipped.

Hello-

Has anyone come up with a good way of hooking up a B.O.B. ,
Without using the standard Quick Release skewer attachment?

Any ideas would be cool.

Thanks
Jim

 

[SanAnMan]

I use Bob Nutz too

They stick out a little and I worry I'll shred the back of my legs some day when i don't have the trailer on. But - they work great. Make sure you get the 10mm x 1 threads if you are using a solid shimano axel. Bob Nutz only work on solid threaded axels.

 

[hollister]

cant remember who makes em

but there called mohawk nuts,remember a review of em in old issue of dirtrag.hope it helps

 

[scottms33]

monkey wrench cycles

you can get some from monkey wrench cycles here in lincoln nebraska. you can call up the shop and ask about them.

www.monkeywrenchcycles.com

scott

 

[burtondogs]

thanks

I couldnt get signed in , for some reason, to thank ya'll sooner.

anyway, Bobnuts look like the goods.
I never thought to just check the BOB website.

thanks
Jim

 

[xrmattaz]

Jim,

My BobNutz are gathering dust, do you want 'em, or did you order from BOB??

 

[burtondogs]

Jim,

My BobNutz are gathering dust, do you want 'em, or did you order from BOB??

Hey,
Thanks for the offer, sounds like a good deal.

But, I'm gonna wait until spring trail work time rolls around.
I've been buying too much stuff lately.

Thanks again,

Jim