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Old 10-09-24 | 03:32 PM
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Steve B.
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Originally Posted by RH Clark
Thanks. What's the deal with the different types of disc attachment? I can't even find the info now but was looking at something earlier about 6 bolt VS some other type that goes on with something like a cassette lock ring. The Niner looks like it is the cassette lock ring type.
6 Bolt versus Shimano CenterLok. The Shimano uses the tool that’s the same as the cassette lockring. CenterLok is possibly more popular on road disc wheels, 6 bolt is common on mt bike. Both work equally well, though 6 bolt you want to occasionally check bolt tightness. I have 2 sets of wheels for my gravel bike, one is 6 bolt, one is Centerlok, I can swap with no adjustments needed.
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