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Plus one on the "don't worry about the spacing" idea.
It's dead easy to roll an old 130 road hub into singlespeed use. XT or
Ultegra 9sp is probably cheaper overall to turn into a one or two speed
Quickbeam wheel than finding a "track" wheel these days. I got a nice Paul
wheelset singe-sided fi
James thanks for that rear hub advice
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> On Dec 1, 2019, at 3:05 PM, James Warren wrote:
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> Not in the market since I have a 64, but FWIW, I did the same coldsetting of
> the rear of mine to 132ish (also for an Alfine.) I ended up not liking the
> Alfine and put the fr
FWIW, and to make everyone's life easier: you can easily find fixed/ss hubs
to fit a 130 or 135 mm OL rear triangle, so a buyer need not reset the
frame to use it ss. My 2003 Riv converted conversion Road uses a Surly
fixed/free hub spaced 130 mm, my 1999 Riv gofast uses a 126 mm OL Phil
fixed/fixe
Not in the market since I have a 64, but FWIW, I did the same coldsetting of
the rear of mine to 132ish (also for an Alfine.) I ended up not liking the
Alfine and put the frame back to regular QB use with a single-cog rear hub. I
just put a 130 threaded Phil FW hub back there, and all is fine.
