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From: Hervey Bay, Qld, Australia.
Bikes: Colnago (82, 85, 89, 90, 91, 96, 03), 85 Cinelli, 90 Rossin, 83 Alan, 82 Bianchi, 78 Fountain, 2 x Pinarello, Malvern Star (37), Hillman (70's), 80's Beretto Lo-Pro Track, 80's Kenevans Lo-Pro, Columbus Max (95), DeGrandi (80's) Track.
I'm with randyjawa but if you must have 10 speed (130mm rear spacing) the rear dropouts can be spread to accept a 130 rear hub. You could, if you are a bit 'rough and ready', spread them with a little brute force or a bike shop could do the job.
There are special tools that will spread the stays and forks and then return the dropouts to a parallel position at the new 130mm spacing. The dropouts can exert unwanted forces on the axle if they are not parallel.
best of luck,
Gary.