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Old 08-31-17 | 11:03 AM
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ksryder
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Originally Posted by WizardOfBoz
Ok, this is more hypothetical than actionable. I'm selling my old Paramount. But what if...

The Paramount is nominally a 120mm rear dropout spacing. IT's actually about 121 or even 122. The wheel is a Campy Nuovo Record low flange, with a 6 cog freewheel.

Would it be technically feasible (that is, in good fashion, preserving a reasonable chainline, alignment, good ride, etc) to cold set the frame to a 126mm, and to get a new wheel with a 7 cog freewheel? Could I use the same Campy derailler and crank? And chain?

How about going whole hog and setting this to 130mm spacing. Would the frame perform well?
Answering only whether it would be feasible, and not delving into whether it would be desirable, -- sure, probably.
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