Shimano 11sp wheel fitment
mrbrightside
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I'm looking for a new groupset and would like to know if 11sp will fit my wheels.
They are fulcrum racing 3's just purchased in a sale so might not be 2013 as these tend to be black an white colour.
So how do I find if the cassette will fit, I don't want to purchase the groupset only to have to sell and then buy another set of wheels.
They are fulcrum racing 3's just purchased in a sale so might not be 2013 as these tend to be black an white colour.
So how do I find if the cassette will fit, I don't want to purchase the groupset only to have to sell and then buy another set of wheels.
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IIRC Fulcrum 11 speed wheels have 11 speed on the freewheel.0
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If your current freehub requires a 1.8 mm spacer, in addition to the 10 speed spacer provided with the cassette, then it is an 11 speed freehub. If your freehub only needs the thin cassette spacer in combination with a 10 speed cassette, then it is a 9-10 speed freehub and it will NOT take 11 speedleft the forum March 20230
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Get a 9 speed group set, much better.Yellow is the new Black.0
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Not sure how many spacers the wheels need as I have not used or fitted them as yet. The 2013 models state shimano 10/11sp. There no build date etc on the paperwork.
I will however take a look at the hub0 -
MrBrightside wrote:Not sure how many spacers the wheels need as I have not used or fitted them as yet. The 2013 models state shimano 10/11sp. There no build date etc on the paperwork.
I will however take a look at the hub
If they are 10/11, they will come with a 1.8 mm spacer... no spacer means they are 8-10 speedleft the forum March 20230 -
Nothing on the free hub indicates. Ugo do you know what width hub takes 11 speed if I measure it?0
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MrBrightside wrote:Nothing on the free hub indicates. Ugo do you know what width hub takes 11 speed if I measure it?
No, but let me see... a Shimano 9 speed cassette is 36.5 so the freehub should be just under that for an 8-10 speed one... an 11 should be just over 38 mm from the edge to the point where the splines become retainers
Is it not easier to just fit a 10 speed cassette on with the spacer? If it is loose it is an 11 speed, otherwise it is 8-10left the forum March 20230 -
MrBrightside wrote:Nothing on the free hub indicates. Ugo do you know what width hub takes 11 speed if I measure it?
If its the same as the Campag ones they have written 11 speed on the Freehub Body if I recall correctly, I've definitely seen in on two sets of Zondas.0 -
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35mm free hub, thanks for your help Ugo.
Brand new wheels possibly redundant, this could be expensive!0 -
MrBrightside wrote:35mm free hub, thanks for your help Ugo.
Brand new wheels possibly redundant, this could be expensive!
You can get replacement 11 speed free hubs from iride.0 -
Rick Draper wrote:MrBrightside wrote:35mm free hub, thanks for your help Ugo.
Brand new wheels possibly redundant, this could be expensive!
You can get replacement 11 speed free hubs from iride.
That was my thought too... but will they fit? You fit a freehub which is nearly 2 mm wider, then the dropouts distance becomes 132... unless there are some spacers in the 10 speed one that can be removedleft the forum March 20230 -
ugo.santalucia wrote:Rick Draper wrote:MrBrightside wrote:35mm free hub, thanks for your help Ugo.
Brand new wheels possibly redundant, this could be expensive!
You can get replacement 11 speed free hubs from iride.
That was my thought too... but will they fit? You fit a freehub which is nearly 2 mm wider, then the dropouts distance becomes 132... unless there are some spacers in the 10 speed one that can be removed
I converted my Zero's, they just needed a new freehub body and became no wider. I think its just more machining to the inside of the body to move the cassette in towards the driveside spokes maybe.0 -
Rick Draper wrote:ugo.santalucia wrote:Rick Draper wrote:MrBrightside wrote:35mm free hub, thanks for your help Ugo.
Brand new wheels possibly redundant, this could be expensive!
You can get replacement 11 speed free hubs from iride.
That was my thought too... but will they fit? You fit a freehub which is nearly 2 mm wider, then the dropouts distance becomes 132... unless there are some spacers in the 10 speed one that can be removed
I converted my Zero's, they just needed a new freehub body and became no wider. I think its just more machining to the inside of the body to move the cassette in towards the driveside spokes maybe.
No, otherwise the chain would touch the spokes... maybe the outward freehub bearing has been pushed inwards so the cap slots deeper inside the freehub... something like that, I would thinkleft the forum March 20230 -
ugo.santalucia wrote:Rick Draper wrote:ugo.santalucia wrote:Rick Draper wrote:MrBrightside wrote:35mm free hub, thanks for your help Ugo.
Brand new wheels possibly redundant, this could be expensive!
You can get replacement 11 speed free hubs from iride.
That was my thought too... but will they fit? You fit a freehub which is nearly 2 mm wider, then the dropouts distance becomes 132... unless there are some spacers in the 10 speed one that can be removed
I converted my Zero's, they just needed a new freehub body and became no wider. I think its just more machining to the inside of the body to move the cassette in towards the driveside spokes maybe.
No, otherwise the chain would touch the spokes... maybe the outward freehub bearing has been pushed inwards so the cap slots deeper inside the freehub... something like that, I would think
No its definitely done the way I said, I have the other freehub body here in front of me and the inner retainers are noticeably further out than on the 11 speed one above0