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Old 05-01-11 | 12:30 AM
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It is possible to do without taking the wheel apart, you'll only need to dismantle the hub. The one time I tried to do this, although the quick release axle I had looked similar to the old bolt-on axle I wanted to replace, the cones and other hub parts would not screw onto the quick-release axle because the thread pitch was slightly different. You may get lucky and find a compatible axle, but it probably won't be that easy.
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