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7 spd. disc

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  1. I have a HED disc wheel with a 7-speed cassette hub. I would like to convert the bike to 9-speed, so
    that I can use my 9- speed wheels for training, and warming up on a trainer. Is it possible to
    exchange the 7-speed freehub for a 9-speed one? Or do I need to suck it up and get a new disc?

    Also, on the same bike, I have a problem with the (threaded) headset loosening. Anytime that I go
    for a ride longer than 15- 20 miles, I get back, and can freely wiggle the fork around. Often I
    tighten the thing up by hand while riding, but this seems like a less than ideal workaround. I tried
    wrapping plumber's tape around the top threads of the fork, but this only slows the loosening, it
    doesn't stop it.

    -Owen

  2. You should be able to fit 8 of 9 cogs on the cassette body and use it that way. But your 7-speed
    disk is likely to be 126mm OLN, whereas your 9-speed wheels will be 130mm OLN.

    Nick

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    I have a HED disc wheel with a 7-speed cassette hub. I would like to convert the bike to 9-speed,
    so that I can use my 9- speed wheels for training, and warming up on a trainer. Is it possible to
    exchange the 7-speed freehub for a 9-speed one? Or do I need to suck it up and get a new disc?

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