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KH and a Hoppley Wheelset

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  1. Would a KH 24" frame fit on the wheelset from a Nimbus Hoppley?

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  2. Is the center to center distance between the hub bearings the same as
    the center to center distance of the frame bearing holders ? I am
    pretty sure the distance on a KH frame is 100 mm.

    Is the OD of the hub bearings correct ? You can fit a 40 mm hub into
    the 42 mm KH frame, with a spacer, so that should be less of a problem.

    I would measure the bearing center to center distance on the hub, if
    it's 100 mm, I would think you wouldn't have any real trouble.

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