Yeah the inside of the wheel looks perfect for a push fit adapter, tbh I want a thread just about those wheels.
or use the bearing cover threaded holes to attach a pulley
hmm wait actually I don’t see screws
esk8 hubcaps lol
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Yeah, looks like they screw on or snap on.
I’m curious the roll resistance vs the crowned rubber wheels. Guessing it would be less, but so would shock absorption.
That outside bearing would stay super clean!
Kinda slick tbh
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Look at my set, you are seeing the outside wheel face. Hub wheel blades all point to the left. They are the same. Only one pulley fit them all. The other pulley won’t fit neither of them because the sprockets had the opposite slanted profile.
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that’s what I meant, u got all 4 wheels as right side version, and mine were the left side version, so both of us have two pulleys (left and right side version) but only 1 fits in those wheels. hope this make sense?
still don’t understand why there needs to be two versions, doesn’t that increase the production cost?
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Yeah Bro, I got it. But are you sure your hub wheels point in the other direction opposite than mines? So your hub wheel blades should be pointing to the righ, no?
Yeah, is stupid what they did produccing two different sets (wheels and pulley) what a mess they made! Why incurring in such nonsense? There will be lots and lots of mistakes for this reason and lots and lots of complaints from costumers incurring in a lot of shipment fees sending back the wrong pulleys back and forth 
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OMGaaadd 
!! I cannot believe these guys were this stupid!
Yeah, me too I’m gonna be sure I’m not making a visual mistake here. But yeah, if is like that, I’ll send you two wheels you send me two of yours 
Nice!!
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yup, will get back to u tonight.
I’m sure they have made this mistake multiple times by now, if both of us are having this problem, surely on a global scale, there will be much more. unless we are THAT unlucky
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Looks like you 2 were meant to be!
Should send them an invoice for shipping after you trade.
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Wouldn’t it be easier to just swap the pulley which doesn’t fit, so both of you would have 4 same wheels and 2 same pullies?
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then one side of the wheels will have a different rotation for those core shape, not sure if that will pose any problem long term, but i prefer not to find out.
BTW, is this still the 125mm version?
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Um yeah I think mine came with two pairs, so like I could put it on front two or back two
Yes, this are Eovan 125mm.
But something is strange. How both wheel sets are 125mm but yours have way more rubber on the rim than the other ones? This means your core must be smaller. So the pullies are not interchangeable.´
Edit. I just compared the pics again. Probably yours have just some extra holes in the rubber…
Edit 2: Okay, there are 4 different wheels here lol.
V1 125mm 2 hole rows
V2 125mm 1 hole row tick rubber
V3 125mm 1 hole row thin rubber
V4 105/125mm? 2 hole rows Kegel core
And Eovan listed 7 generations of wheels to makes the confusion even worse
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Is just a visual thing! The outside of the wheel comes with just one line of holes. They are the thick rubber kind though…
…but the inside of the wheel sports 2 rows of holes…
This may give you the impression you are seen a different set of wheels, but no. Is the same 125mm wheel.
Maybe I’m blind, but I still see 4 different wheels…
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No, you are right. I didn’t see what you implyed before. But now I see there is a difference. There are two kinds of Eovan 125mm rubber wheels as you said! Thin and thick version .
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V1 and V2 may have the same core though. But V3 and obviously V4 have different cores if they are all 125mm OD.
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Yeap, you are absolutely right 
. V3 and V4 are different. It seems the hub are different size. Its logical. If you got thinner rubber, the hub must be larger in order to keep the same 125mm diameter as the thicker rubber wheel.
Both hubs are different in size.
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