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Mike Vogl July 28th 11 04:25 AM

Can I use 29er wheel on hybrid bike
 
I've got a Trek 7.5 flat-bar road bike, or hybrid, with 700c wheels that I use for commuting and touring. I'd like to upgrade the wheels to something stronger and wider. Can I use 29er wheels, as long as the rear dropout spacing is the same (135mm), the hubs are QR compatible, and they are not disc brake-only? Will the 29er wheels have to be redished? Anything else about this that might get me in trouble? Thanks...

AMuzi July 28th 11 04:56 AM

Can I use 29er wheel on hybrid bike
 
Mike Vogl wrote:
I've got a Trek 7.5 flat-bar road bike, or hybrid, with 700c wheels that I use for commuting and touring. I'd like to upgrade the wheels to something stronger and wider. Can I use 29er wheels, as long as the rear dropout spacing is the same (135mm), the hubs are QR compatible, and they are not disc brake-only? Will the 29er wheels have to be redished? Anything else about this that might get me in trouble? Thanks...


I assume you plan on a coater brake rear wheel?
Else how do you plan to brake it?

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landotter July 29th 11 05:15 PM

Can I use 29er wheel on hybrid bike
 
On Jul 27, 10:56*pm, AMuzi wrote:
Mike Vogl wrote:
I've got a Trek 7.5 flat-bar road bike, or hybrid, with 700c wheels that I use for commuting and touring. I'd like to upgrade the wheels to something stronger and wider. Can I use 29er wheels, as long as the rear dropout spacing is the same (135mm), the hubs are QR compatible, and they are not disc brake-only? Will the 29er wheels have to be redished? Anything else about this that might get me in trouble? Thanks...


I assume you plan on a coater brake rear wheel?
Else how do you plan to brake it?


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