>>893629
Just swap the axle faggot?

>>893629
i have nothing to contribute to this thread other than to say that pic unrelated is some impressive drillium

>>893660
That frame doesn't have water bottle braze ons either, and check out those rims!

>>893691
I bet it's a Schwinn Varsi/nental. Awesome shitty cheese-grater steel wheelrims

>>893692
a lot of of imported French ten-speeds came with the that style of steel rim. The cutouts helped w/ braking, but only if the rim was dry. As soon as the rim got wet, the braking power was about the same as giving the rim a stern glare and telling it to stop

>>893660
Strangest BCD I've ever seen, too.

>>893629
You should google these questions before making a thread. I searched for "135mm bo hub" and got several results. The DMR Revolover Hub seems like your best bet, but I've never heard of the brand and idk what the quality is like.

>>893716
Dmr are usually pretty good. Not a premium brand but they're ok

>>893716
>>893761
Or like the second post said, for a cup and cone hub that uses a standard 10mm QR skewer, you simply replace it with bolt on 10mm axle. Although for most intents and purposes, a disc wheel is used with vertical dropouts, so hex skewers work just as well.

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>>893629
Like Hope?

>>893629
Cheapest way would be to convert a Shimano QR hub to a solid bolt-on axle.

Otherwise Hope, Chris King and Profile Racing make so nicer options.