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Old 06-04-05, 03:31 PM
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dura ace hub to 135 spacing?

is it possible with spacers and a longer axle? 29er Rick ......RIDE SAFE!
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It might be. I think with my 240's you can change it frm 130 to 135 by just replacing the endcaps. Dura ace is high up on the totem pole so maybe it has a similar thing
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ive looked any ideas? 29er Rick.
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Originally Posted by 29erRick
is it possible with spacers and a longer axle? 29er Rick ......RIDE SAFE!

You can do it. Adding spacers (washers) between the cones & locknuts (or just locknuts for cartridge bearings) will do it, just make sure to add the same amount to each side.

As roadbikes went from 5 to 6 to 7 speeds this was a common upgrade. Of course, these were freewheel hubs, not cassette, but the general principle is the same.
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