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Old 11-06-12 | 02:53 AM
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Bikes: Cannondale Supersix Hi-Mod / Scott Spark 930 / Scott Sportster 20 / Jamis Allegro 2.0

Originally Posted by dabac
9 mm refers to the axle diameter where it sits in the dropout, and it's the most common one. Doesn't have any impact on q/r size.

Q/r sizes are only listed in length. Front and rear. Sometimes embellished with rear MTB (135 mm OLD) or rear road(130 mm OLD). There are a few extra long ones for bike trailer attachments, and some extra bulky ones for trainer use, but that's about it.
Okay so could I potentially have an issue with differing axel diameters?
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