my axles are too short

[theRuler]

i got some new(ish)school suzue sealed hubs laced into black box rims on my rider

thing is, the axles are only just long enough to get the nuts on. no room for peggage

anybody got a link to a shop that sells longer axles that fit these hubs?

or better yet, got some axles going? they are 10mm

[lazychubs]

just get a peice of stud rod and cut ya own size axles
if thats wot it called

[theRuler]

stud rod?

hehehe someone somewhere must sell longer axles.

[Moose]

stud rod

Sounds like a Porn star    I think it's called threaded bar

[Rombloke]

threaded rod is the correct termage

Dave

[aditup2004]

Threaded bar is not strong enough, unless you get high tensile/high carbon stuff. The normal stuff is like margarine. :o

[lazychubs]

well i like stud rod lol

[oberonspacefruit]

my lbs spindles were well long. more than an inch left over

[theRuler]

i need some that will go into sealed hubs

for unsealed, any MTB axle will do champion

[TwoBobRob]

Ruler, I think Suzue made the Peregrine hubs. If so, Standard Industries make a super good extra long axle for 'em.  Give Custom Riders a call, they carry all the Standard goods and know a great deal about hubs 'n stuff. 

[theRuler]

thanks TBR i will do just that tomorrow

[Wayne Ryder]

Ruler, I think Suzue made the Peregrine hubs. If so, Standard Industries make a super good extra long axle for 'em.  Give Custom Riders a call, they carry all the Standard goods and know a great deal about hubs 'n stuff. 

Seconded. the Standards were heat-treated, lengthy and stronger than Peregrine's own.
All my axles had to be replaced eventually (6 wheels in all) due to dropouts getting beefier and pegs becoming bolt-ons. Just make sure you get the right one for your hub, sealed or non-sealed.