Riding without the rear wheel sprocket carrier/flange? Having it powdercoated.

[stopintime]

This might be obvious, but I actually don't know. Do you?

[mmakay]

Maybe I'm missing something.  What, exactly, is your question?

[Jnaids07]

Maybe I'm missing something.  What, exactly, is your question?

Do you mean rear wheel hugger?  People have been known to ride without them.

[ducpainter]

This might be obvious, but I actually don't know. Do you?

If by hub you mean the sprocket carrier...

the answer is no.

[Ddan]

If by hub you mean the sprocket carrier...

the answer is no.

Well, you could leave the chain off too, and run it through the gears in the driveway, leaning and stuff...   

[stopintime]

Sorry, it's the rear sprocket flange  Don't know why I thought it was called the hub - I'll play my foreigner card - that helps sometimes

[Ddan]

Sorry, it's the rear sprocket flange  Don't know why I thought it was called the hub - I'll play my foreigner card - that helps sometimes

Not here.  You just have to be patient and wait for your opportunity, and then be merciless.

[A.duc.H.duc.]

Sorry, it's the rear sprocket flange  Don't know why I thought it was called the hub - I'll play my foreigner card - that helps sometimes

I'm assuming you mean the sprocket carrier as mentioned by ducpainter, and you absolutely can't run without it. Ugly things would follow.

[Ducatiloo]

I'm assuming you mean the sprocket carrier as mentioned by ducpainter, and you absolutely can't run without it. Ugly things would follow.

If you do please post the Video 

[stopintime]

So, I guess I was right about the answer being obvious......

You could have just said "yes" and have someone be there with a camera