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Road Bike Frames, Wheels & Components / Re: Carbonda Cfr 1056
« on: July 27, 2021, 03:00:56 PM »
Frame is painted, now the next wait for transport
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While the pictures on the site show the top hole on the blade, the (lone) hole at the top of my fork was near the base of the steerer tube. I'm not sure there's any way to tell whether your fork has the same without disassembly.
0.75mm seems right, I'll update my post. 3 cross only.
571 erd according to spokecalc or DT gives 288/289 for front hub. You must have entered something like incorrect number of holes, try it again.
290/292 they suggest is close enough it would likely work with a short nipple, squorx, or with washers. But 16mm could be a problem.
For the front hub friction, there is a threaded ring on the non-disc side that sets preload. First undo the m3 screw locking it in place, then turn it clockwise to loosen it. You may have to hold onto the axle, but be careful not to crush it and use the wide section that is the strongest. Turn it back counter-clockwise until its just lightly finger tight. There should be no side to side play.
Quite a bit of friction is expected since there are 5 rubber contact seals inside. So it may already be ok.
While you have it open, can put some grease to protect the bearings, mine was barely greased on just one side only.
Received another M2 hub today, I'll post my measurements later. Asked for 36T/11s which they put, but did not add any grease.Thanks for sharing!
There is a large amount of bearing friction on the cassette hub portion (bearings pressed together too hard?). This is not an issue for normal riding, only freewheeling you'll have extra resistance. On my first hub if you spin the wheel on the stand, the cranks will sometimes spin forward a bit. So I'm thinking this is the cause there.
Yes they are just pull off, held on with oring friction. Mine are not tight at all.
Where did you source the 12mm caps? I was just going to use a cylindrical 15mm adapter like this: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005002107520669.html (36g)
This style looks similar: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32917372157.html
But now that I look at the included 9mm QR caps, could be possible to drill those out for 12mm as well.
edit:
M2 Rear 142mm x 12mm 11s road
- Flange to flange = 53.9mm (LtoC = 36.25, RtoC = 17.65)
- PCD L = 46.5
- PCD R = 53.5
- Spoke offset = 0.6mm? (I need to remeasure with a spoke)
M2 front 100mm x 15mm
- Flange to flange = 58.9mm (LtoC = 23, RtoC = 36)
- PCD L/R = 45.4
- Spoke offset =
The PCD is tough to measure. These numbers are close to the ones I linked a few pages back on ali. Only one that might be far off is spoke offset, need to double check that.
https://spokecalc.io/measuring-a-straight-pull-hub.html