Old 09-06-18, 03:01 PM
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Originally Posted by desconhecido
Another thread about this same thing today. That stay end is massive. Surprised you don't need a special license--register as a deadly weapon and all that. Looks like the hanger was done without messing up the chrome, too.
I'm glad I found this thread you mentioned in my thread. I may ask a local frame builder to add a derailleur hanger to my frame because I'm having trouble fitting a rear wheel in. The last cog is blocked by the chain stay. I had a six-speed freewheel in there, and it's always been hard to put it in. I now have a wheel with an eight-speed cassette, and it's impossible to put in. As you can read in my thread, I was thinking of bending the stays, but @desconhecido suggests that a derailleur hanger may be the better solution.
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