I want to buy 2 of these rear wheels as a dedicated trainer wheels. Will the hubb accept both a 10 speed and 9 speed casette?
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I don't know about 10 speed, perhaps if it were a compact cassette for skinnier chains. I used mine for a 7 speed cassette, using a spacer (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001CJVLWO/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1), but going up a tick is more difficult since you'll run out of hub space. Look up Shimano RM30 hub and see what you can find, maybe someone else has done it - but I'm not so optimistic.
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Yes,it will accept shimano 8,9,and10 speed cassettes.If your cassette is Hyperglide C,you will need a 1 mm spacer to make it work.
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Yes -- just a matter of swapping the cassette (rear gears). Your local bike shop will do this for around $10. However, your local bike shop will not be able to do comprehensive maintenance on a hub like this and you'll have to replace the entire wheel in a couple thousand miles -- and so you might be well served by looking into a wheel with a Shimano 105 hub, as it has a excellent reputation for long term serviceability, and isn't breathtakingly expensive. As for this Aviner wheel, it arrived true and has stayed straight for a couple hundred miles on my girlfriend's bike.
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These hubs work on both sides. I still have nothing but good things to say about these bearings! Just remember to use the proper axle nut torques, that is the key to bearing life! For the S-10's the Torque is 103 lb./ft.
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The hub can be used with any size wheel. You have to check that you can get the correct spoke length to build the wheel.
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I put a 7 speed freewheel on this wheel and it works great. 6 will work too. I am assuming you have the old 27 inch, 126mm hub config like most road bikes of the 1970s and 1980s.
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Couldn't tell you, it's been built up. All I know is that your question is linked to the product I purchased which runs 10 speed. At this point if you are so unsure, your best bet is your local bike shop.
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Yes, just find the same arbor sized accessory wheel at 6" diameter and you're set. Keep in mind it's not variable speed so you're stuck at 1 speed...albeat a awesome-fast/smooth speed.
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I remember trying a medium with a 9 speed and 3 rings and it would not work but I would think with only one chain ring assuming its not the typical larger ring you would find on a 10 speed 3 ring system it could work.
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Nearly postive that it won't. I tend to believe most all 10 speed componets are just specific to 10 speed since their chain is thinner than a 9 speed. I do know a 9 speed crankset will work with an 8 speed and vice versa. Ask (google) Sheldon Brown
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No. That said, KMC has Missing LInks for 9 speeds. You really need to find the model of your chain and look up the specs. Make sure the chain widths are the same. Even a Missing Link for 9 speed may not work if it is thinner than your chain width.
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Hello. The Motegi FF7 is only available in one backspacing so this listing will match the wheels you currently have. Thanks, BWT
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All mountain bike rear wheels will accept everything from 7spd to 10spd. The new 11spd cassettes do require a different set up. The rear spacing is generic like all pre-built wheels. A small 1/4 inch spacer can be mived from either side if necessary. And yes they come with skewers.
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The XT M770 hub is compatible with 8/9/10 speed cassettes, both Shimano and SRAM. I own the same wheel but using a SRAM PG970 9-Speed cassette.
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The rear wheel does accept a screw on casette, as I had one installed on mine. As for the composition of the rims, i do not know.
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I'm prety sure the front and rear wheels are the same. If my memory is correct there is a drive gear type of insert that goes into the wheels you mount on the back.
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Can't answer from experience but doubt it since 9 and 10 speed chains are different.