Quick Release help
leonr
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Hi,
I was wondering if somebody would be able to clear up hub sizes and how quick release standards work?
For example,http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=12910
Do these fit any 10mm rear hub compatible frame? My frame takes 10mmx135mm , not sure if it 'supports' quick release though? How does the mechanism work?
Thanks!
I was wondering if somebody would be able to clear up hub sizes and how quick release standards work?
For example,http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=12910
Do these fit any 10mm rear hub compatible frame? My frame takes 10mmx135mm , not sure if it 'supports' quick release though? How does the mechanism work?
Thanks!
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What axle size does your hubs have?
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I think the site is slow.
I'm actually building my bike up, so I have no rear wheel to look at.
It's a Kona coiler 2005 , I measured the 'axle' diameter holes on the rear of the frame and they are 10mm, I know the rear widths hould be 135mm, i'm just unsure of which hub I can use basically.
If it gives me a choice of...
Hub QR
Hub 10mm
Hub 12mm
I guess 10 and QR would both fit ok?
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Cool, thanks for that.
So how does the QR actually work? Why does 9mm fit a 10mm drop out hole? obviously i'm missing something here.. is it a 10mm hollow axle, and the skewer goes through it or something?0 -
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This is exactly why I am confused... is your hub above classed as a 'QR' hub? or just a '10mm hub' ?
(options online usually just say QR,10mm,12mm so not much detail as to what you would expect to receive)
(Thanks for the pic btw!)0 -
http://superstar.tibolts.co.uk/product_ ... cts_id=342
My hub.
It basically a fatter qr. You can change the hole size by swapping adaptors. It's qr because it can drop out of the frame when loosened without having to remove the skewer.0 -
Standard rear drop outs are 10mm, so either QR or 10mm axle will fit. Front QR is 9mm.I don't do smileys.
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specialeyes wrote:http://superstar.tibolts.co.uk/product_info.php?cPath=31&products_id=342
My hub.
It basically a fatter qr. You can change the hole size by swapping adaptors. It's qr because it can drop out of the frame when loosened without having to remove the skewer.
Ok cool, I suppose what I mean then is why do they bother having the QR option, why isn't it just 10mm and 12mm with the QR axle like you have? It would still function the same?0 -
Presumably solid axles are stiffer than hollow ones.I don't do smileys.
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leonr wrote:This is exactly why I am confused... is your hub above classed as a 'QR' hub? or just a '10mm hub' ?
(options online usually just say QR,10mm,12mm so not much detail as to what you would expect to receive)
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