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42mm baring frame uk

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  1. as far as i know there is only one frame that takes 42mm barings in the
    uk and thats the kris holm
    i want to build up a 29 muni but the only frame i could use is a kris
    holm which is a bit expensive for me in the us i think the nimbus 2 is
    42 but it says its 40 on udc.co.uk i need 42 as i have a hub i will use
    that takes 42 can any one help me with my problem??

    cheers guys

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  2. Well, 'this one' (http://tinyurl.com/27p6uh) has 42 mm bearings (doesn't
    say whether they are machined), so you should be able to get just the
    frame.

    Call them and work it out.

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  3. i fancy a flat top as they look better but i will take that into
    considiration cheers

    alex

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  4. You can use 42mm bearings in cheep stamped 40mm bearing housings. (like
    the old pre-ISIS Nimbus frames) It has been done many times.

    I have not done it yet but plan to in about a month when I upgrade my
    Muni wheelset.

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