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I have a Trek T-900 tandem that I bought used. It's probably about 12 or 13 years old.
I'm having some rear hub issues with it, but I can't identify what hub it is. Trek's website and other searches just say "Alloy Hub". I don't even know for sure if the spacing is 145mm or not.
I'd like to identify the hub, because it needs a new cone. If that's not possible, I'd like to verify the spacing (I don't have calipers) so I can have a new wheel built.
I've verified that the hub spacing is 145mm - standard for a tandem. The hub on the bike is unmarked, unbranded, and Trek's website simply lists it as "alloy hub". It appears to be a 135mm hub with a longer axle and spacers in place.
Hi I actually have the same tandem bought from e-bay (UK) around a year ago a bit battered. I have replaced both front and back wheels with usual 26" Shimano Deore mountain bike wheels from my local bike shop. Replaced lots of other stuff as well.
