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Do the newer style hubs require their own special lockring?
Or can I use the older style lockring on the newer hubs?
I tried to fit a 9 speed cassette on some new Chorus wheels.
The cassette fit, but the lockring did not seat enough to
thread in. Is there a newer version that is taller?
TIA
Dave
depending on the year of your wheelset, you may need a bigger lockring. try
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Quoted message said:Do the newer style hubs require their own special
lockring? Or can I use
the
Quoted message said:older style lockring on the newer hubs?
I tried to fit a 9 speed cassette on some new Chorus
wheels. The cassette
fit,
Quoted message said:but the lockring did not seat enough to thread in. Is
there a newer
version
Quoted message said:that is taller?
TIA
Dave
umterp-<< Do the newer style hubs require their own special
lockring? Or can I use the older style lockring on the newer
hubs? >><BR><BR>
Yes for number one and no for number two.. new hubs come
with their own lockring..starting in 1998 with the oversized
aluminum axle hub found on Record and Chorus.
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