Rear drop out measurement!!

Is the rear dropout measurement on all bike the same ???

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In aus.bicycle Mica <[email protected]> wrote:
> Is the rear dropout measurement on all bike the same ???

No they arent, but all xposters are evil.

Bah

 

No, it can vary from about 120mm - 145mm

Lewis.

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"Mica" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
> Is the rear dropout measurement on all bike the same ???

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In aus.bicycle Mica <[email protected]> wrote:
: Is the rear dropout measurement on all bike the same ???

Nope!

"Normal" rear dropout spacing is:
* 7sp road = 126mm
* 8/9sp road = 130mm
* 7sp MTB/touring = 130mm
* 8sp MTB/touring = 135mm
* tandem = 135mm, 140mm, 145mm or 160mm

Cheerz, Lynzz

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[email protected] (Lewis Campbell) wrote in message
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> No, it can vary from about 120mm - 145mm
>
> Lewis.

110mm (children's and BMX bikes) to 160mm (some tandems). Many steel frames can be cold-set (bent)
to different dimensions.

Jeff

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"Mica" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> Is the rear dropout measurement on all bike the same ???

Yes. It is measured from the one inside faces to the other on all bicycles. No. That distance varies
from 110mm to 160mm
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"Lindsay Rowlands" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> "Normal" rear dropout spacing is:
> * 7sp road = 126mm
> * 8/9sp road = 130mm
> * 7sp MTB/touring = 130mm
> * 8sp MTB/touring = 135mm
> * tandem = 135mm, 140mm, 145mm or 160mm

Good list. 10 speed road is also 130 mm.

John Retchford

 

Lindsay Rowlands wrote:

> * 7sp MTB/touring = 130mm

Plenty of seven speed mountain bike rear hubs were 135mm too.

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