Name this Hub

[rigger]

Having a hard time finding Honda style lug nuts to fit the studs on this hub. The stud is a 3/8 NF and I need the Honda syle lug nut because I am going to use stock Honda rims on the rear for now.
If someone can tell me what hub this is, then maybe I can go to them to get lug nuts.

If not, the only other thing I can do is install metric studs and use the old regular Honda style lug nuts.

[rigger]

http://i708.photobucket.com/albums/ww85/rigger4343/100_0246.jpg http://i708.photobucket.com/albums/ww85/rigger4343/100_0245.jpg

[deathman53]

old style lsr 250r hub. Uses a pinch screw to keep it tight against the spline in-case the end nut loosens. I have 2 sets of hubs like that. Yes, its american threads. If you need tapered lug nuts, try a auto parts store, most auto lug nuts are american thread, for that hub, its most likely gonna be lug nuts for a small trailer. Car and truck studs are much bigger, so are larger trailers. Also, RockyMountainAtv sells adpaters to use flat lug nuts with tapered wheels.

http://www.rockymountainatv.com/productDetail.do?&navType=type&priceRange=allPrices&navTitle=Tools%2FShop&webTypeId=210&webCatId=22&brandId=allBrands&prodFamilyId=16418

[1promodfan]

^^^^what he said, definately Lonestar...

[Derrick Adams]

Also, if you take the hub in to the auto parts store (like autozone) they will usually let you go in the back and try different nuts until you find the ones you need.

I did this for one of my old bikes and ended up getting chrome acorn lug nuts in the correct metric thread for $1 each. Geo Metro lug nuts if memory serves me correctly.

[rigger]

I know the pictures are not that great what axle do you think this is in the picture? I thought it was an RPM and from the pictures I have seen, that is what it looks like to me. But I was also told it may be a Lone Star axle. Can anyone confirm one or the other?

Thanks guys. And on the lug nuts, I found out that Polaris lug nuts are the same thread. If that little bit of info helps anybody.