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Old 03-02-08, 09:38 PM
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Spacer on Ksyrium SL Wheelset

I tried a search but must have entered the wrong search terms. Sorry to bring up a topic that has probably been covered before.

This is a repost from mechanics forum.

I am switching my Ksyrium SL wheelset to my new ten speed bike from my old nine speed bike.

There is a small spacer that is on the free hub that was installed with my nine speed cassette. It goes on the hub first before the cassette. The spacer is about 1.5 mm thick, and I think it came with the wheelset.

Do I leave the spacer on when installing the ten speed cassette?

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If you are installing a Shimano 10-speed cassette, you leave that fat spacer on and also use the thin spacer that comes with the 10-speed cassette because a 10-speed is a little narrower than a 9.

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