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Giant TCR Compact Road Sl Frame What Wheel Size Goes With This

Old 12-16-09, 01:25 AM
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Giant TCR Compact Road Sl Frame What Wheel Size Goes With This

I bought the 2009, I think, Compact Road SL Giant Frame. I need to buy wheels for it, but I bought a pair and they didn't fit the backside of my bike. Does anyone have one of these, or did anyone buy a frame to build of one of these. I know I'm asking a very specific question but I'm hoping someone will have an answer.
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That bike should take standard 700c wheels. What about the back wheel did not fit? Was the hub too wide for the frame? Did the rim/spokes hit the frame at any point? You need to be more specific.
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Did the wheel not fit or the tire not fit past the brake pads? The latter is a common problem for less experienced cyclists.
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Originally Posted by erikstouffer
I bought the 2009, I think, Compact Road SL Giant Frame. I need to buy wheels for it, but I bought a pair and they didn't fit the backside of my bike. Does anyone have one of these, or did anyone buy a frame to build of one of these. I know I'm asking a very specific question but I'm hoping someone will have an answer.
Wtf does "doesn't fit the backside" mean?
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Having read the OP's question on the SS/FG forum,
https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...ompact-Road-Sl
he's bought a wheel with a track hub and it's 120mm OLD, he needs 130mm OLD to fit his road-bike frame.

It will need a longer axle and 10mm of spacers added to the non-drive side and to have to wheel re-dished.
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I've decided to sell the frame and buy an already built bike. Thanks though. The wheel didn't fit into the hooks.
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