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Old 06-15-07, 11:12 PM
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Will a Shimano 600 hub accept a 9 Spd cassette?

I have a SRAM Shimano compatible cassette and an extra rear wheel in excellent shape, b ut it is a Shimano 600 hub. Will the 9 speed fit on it?
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Originally Posted by Hardheadmandca
I have a SRAM Shimano compatible cassette and an extra rear wheel in excellent shape, b ut it is a Shimano 600 hub. Will the 9 speed fit on it?
600 is 126mm rear spacing so a 9 speed cassette will not fit. You might be able to use a later freehub body but I don't know for a fact.
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Go to Sheldon Brown's website on Cassettes and Hub body compatibility. All the info is there.
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it fits on mine

I've been running a Shimano 600 hub (don't know the year) with SRAM cassettes for a couple years. I actually had to spread the frame from the original 126mm spacing to get it to fit.
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Shimano 600 was the group that became Ultegra so the hub could be either 126 mm and 7-speed or 130 mm and 8/9/10-speed compatible depending on it's exact manufacture date. In fact, the first 600 hubs took freewheels IIRC.
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Originally Posted by HillRider
In fact, the first 600 hubs took freewheels IIRC.
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