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Old 09-23-14 | 11:03 AM
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AlanHK
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Originally Posted by fietsbob
my guess .. the cone and locknut are what hold the bearing adjustment . the shroud nut can be finger tight
Yes. I worked that out.



Originally Posted by fietsbob
it functions like a spacer might , between the cone and locknut . bring the outside to 10cm.. like the fork is ..

in fact if it drags on the dust shield add a thin flatwasher under it Or between the cone and locknut.
The thing I worry about is that there is no spacer.
The shroud nut is not locked.
There is just a gap between this and the cone lock nut.

If it moves in, the wheel QR is loosened, if I survive that a bit more and its rim jams into the hub shell.

Originally Posted by fietsbob
FWIW, some hubs on modestly priced bikes are using a rubber shroud for appearance and keeping lots of crud out.
I think I will just throw this shroud nut away and add some normal spacer(s) and an outer lock nut. If I can find a rubber shroud to fit I'll put that on, otherwise just go commando.
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