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28-01-2003, 10:22
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http://www.skywaywheels.com/2002/products_004.htm
Closest I could find on the Skyway site. You might have to look elsewhere. 
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28-01-2003, 10:23
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www.skywaywheels.com
not all of their stock is listed on the site so you have to give them a call, but 5/8" bore is fairly standard. They can put a keyed hub into a wheel that is supposed to come with freebearings.
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