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Avocet cyclometer with Mavic 571 hub-help!

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  1. I would like to use my Avocet 45 cyclometer with a front wheel built on a Mavic 571 hub. With other
    hubs it works fine, but the Mavic's spoke flanges are more narrowly spaced, resulting in the mounted
    transmitter ring sitting too far inboard from the fork-mounted pickup to get a reading. I know that
    Avocet makes a rear wheel setup, but I've got the standard front mount on all my other wheels and
    frames and don't want to change. Any ideas on how to make it work?

  2. In article <[email hidden]>, [email hidden] says...

    Quoted message said:

    I would like to use my Avocet 45 cyclometer with a front wheel built on a


    Mavic

    Quoted message said:

    571 hub. With other hubs it works fine, but the Mavic's spoke flanges are more narrowly spaced,
    resulting in the mounted transmitter ring sitting too far inboard from the fork-mounted pickup to
    get a reading. I know that Avocet


    makes

    Quoted message said:

    a rear wheel setup, but I've got the standard front mount on all my other wheels and frames and
    don't want to change. Any ideas on how to make it work?

    Avocet use to, still does?, sell a ring with a thick mounting tape. Adds about a quarter inch to the
    ring. That should work for you. These were commonly available around when Spinergy came out with
    their rev-x wheels.
    -----------------
    Alex

  3. How about using a rear transmitter ring with your front receiver? It attaches with zip-ties and
    probably would work if you stuff something (like heat tape) between the hub and transmitter. Maybe
    check with an LBS in your area that sells Avocet Cyclometers.

    Dave

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