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measuring bearings/frame compatability?

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    unisteez
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    i searched for any topic that might discuss this but was unable to find
    what i need.

    i have to find out if the frame i have will fit the hub assembly that
    im getting, how do i measure the frame to make sure the new hub
    assembly(profiles) will fit my current frame?
    thanks

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  2. Seager
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    well, profiles have an OD of 40mm. What frame are you getting? Pretty
    much any frame that isn't custom will fit 40mm. If you are currently
    using a suzue hub or torker lx hub they have 40mm OD as well.

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  3. unisteez
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    k awesome, yea the frame i want to use is actually an old torker frame
    because i want to be able to ride right away when the hub set gets here
    with the new frame while i paint the new(used) frame and stuff.

    what exactly does 40 mm OD mean?
    thanks again🙂

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  4. natiag
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    Just wondering, but what size bearings does the 2006 DX have?

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    anyone?

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  6. smcmorrow
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    unisteez said:

    what exactly does 40 mm OD mean?
    thanks again🙂

    Outside diameter, I think, not completely sure though.

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  7. iridemymuni
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    OD is the outside diameter of the bearings

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