Qu-ax frame fit question.

I think that even if the hub doesn't -quite- fit, you can bend the frame
to make it fit.

correct me if i'm wrong, someone.

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well, i was wondering more in the terms of bearing sizes being
available.

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I don't have a caliper here but with a ruler I can tell you that the
outside diameter of the bearings is 1 5/8".
From inside of bearing to inside of bearing across the hub it's 3 1/2".
From outside to outside it's 4 3/8".

If there's anything else you want me to measure just let me know.

btw my uni is a 05 model Qu-Ax 24" muni. (10 splined)

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thanks, that's about what I needed.

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The Qu-Ax and Torker frames/bearings are compatible, if that tells you
anything.

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didn't torker have like problems with bearings being available?

I seem to remember something like that. If I have to I could get a
different frame, i suppose...

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At least the Qu-Ax hub is good value for money. I've taken it through
hell and back, and still nothing wrong with it! Big drops, big hops,
big gaps, it'll stand up to just about anything.

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