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Hope pro 2, 135 to 116 spacing modification.


Blake

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Right, I know it's possible and I really want to get one done.

I was going to ask euan beaden to do one for me me, however I don't really trust him to do it completely right if i'm honest.

Kennard said there's someone on here who could do it, or maybe that tarty could?

Would tarty do it (I hope adam will read this thread), if not who will? I am willing to pay.

Thanks, George.

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<blockquote class='ipsBlockquote'data-author="bing" data-cid="2475496" data-time="1356632417"><p>

Or driver from a profile mini cassette hub, but you will still need to machine the hope axle and modify some spacers to suit. The driver bearings in a profile are the same as in a pro2 driver.</p></blockquote>

bit more complicated than that due to they are slightly different to each other. I think I read somewhere that the pawls would move about causing some pretty bad skips ect.

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Or use the feed screw on a lathe, which is much easier :)

We could do it but I don't really have the time and you'd need to give me too much money to provide the inclination :P Maybe give Josh at JAF Bikes a shout?

Yeah i'll message him, how much would you require mr.adam?

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<blockquote class='ipsBlockquote'data-author="DrStix" data-cid="2475541" data-time="1356639065"><p>

Ah f**k, I understand now. <br />

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You sure there isn't 19mm worth of shell to remove?</p></blockquote>

Yep, I too wanted a rear hope for my bike so I messaged hope for a hub shell from a standard pro2 and a cassette from a pro 2 trials and the guy at hope asked why and informed me that I would need to machine more off and the need to relocate the bearing for it to work.

In the end I gave up due to I realised how many echo sl's I could buy with the money of a hope hub not to mention how much weight i saved!

The guy had also seen the other hub and said they had to relocate the bearing ect aswell.

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<blockquote class='ipsBlockquote'data-author="DrStix" data-cid="2475541" data-time="1356639065"><p>

Ah f**k, I understand now. <br />

<br />

You sure there isn't 19mm worth of shell to remove?</p></blockquote>

Yep, I too wanted a rear hope for my bike so I messaged hope for a hub shell from a standard pro2 and a cassette from a pro 2 trials and the guy at hope asked why and informed me that I would need to machine more off and the need to relocate the bearing for it to work.

In the end I gave up due to I realised how many echo sl's I could buy with the money of a hope hub not to mention how much weight i saved!

The guy had also seen the other hub and said they had to relocate the bearing ect aswell.

How shit.

That's proper annoying as I don't really want to go ffw on my zoo.

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