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Old 04-03-12 | 09:18 AM
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Bikes: 2001 Tommasini Sintesi w/ Campagnolo Daytona 10 Speed

There's no need for the trial and error that has been suggested so far. There are clearly published specs:

Here they are:

A = Freewheel Stop to End-of-Locknut
B = Drive-Side-Flange-Center to End-of-Locknut
C = Outside-of-Locknut to Outside-of-Locknut

Regular 5 and 6 Speed

A = 29.00mm for 5 Speed
A = 35.00mm for 6 Speed
C = 120.00mm-122.00mm

Narrow 6 Speed, 7 Speed and 8 Speed

A = 31.00mm for Narrow 6 Speed
A = 36.00mm for Narrow 7 Speed
C = 125.00mm to 127.00mm

A = 40.50mm for Narrow 8 Speed
C = 130.00mm or 135.00mm

Sources:

Sutherland's 5th Edition, Page 10-5
Sutherland's 6th Edition, Page 10-6

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