pantherbike
Alte Herren
hallo , das war sicherlich schon sehr oft Thema hier, aber mir stellt sich aktuell ( nach Lektüre der Sheldon Brown Seite) ob man wirklich den Rahmen aufweiten muss, oder ob man nicht eine 130mm Hinterachse in einen 126mm Rahmen so hineinbekommt ??!
Wenn ich mal Sheldon zitieren darf :
"Do You Need To Permanently Spread Your Frame?
Ideally, the frame spacing should exactly match the hub spacing. This makes for easiest wheel replacement. In practice, however, there's a fair amount of latitude in fit. In fact, when the first 130 mm 8-speed hubs were introduced, they had locknuts with beveled sides, so that you could "spring" apart the rear triangle of a frame made for the then-standard 126 mm spacing.
In general, you can safely go up one size in spacing this way, just springing the frame apart. I can't give you an absolute guarantee that this won't cause damage, but the odds are very much in your favor.
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wahrscheinlich wirds gehen, aber ist da irgendein Schaden vorprogrammiert?
Wenn ich mal Sheldon zitieren darf :
"Do You Need To Permanently Spread Your Frame?
Ideally, the frame spacing should exactly match the hub spacing. This makes for easiest wheel replacement. In practice, however, there's a fair amount of latitude in fit. In fact, when the first 130 mm 8-speed hubs were introduced, they had locknuts with beveled sides, so that you could "spring" apart the rear triangle of a frame made for the then-standard 126 mm spacing.
In general, you can safely go up one size in spacing this way, just springing the frame apart. I can't give you an absolute guarantee that this won't cause damage, but the odds are very much in your favor.
..."
wahrscheinlich wirds gehen, aber ist da irgendein Schaden vorprogrammiert?
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