Chris King R45 11 speed conversion

Posted on Sat 13th, February 2016

• #1

shroppy

Has anyone converted their r45 to 11 speed? I've got a couple of 10 speed freehub bodies and axles and wondered what the differences between the 10 and 11 speed variants are?
If it's a case of removing material from the 10 speed components I'm tempted to pop it in the lathe and see if I can make it work.
Any help appreciated
• #2

thecycleclinic

for many 10 speed freehubs taking 1.85mm of the shoulder works for 11 speed conversion but rear mech spoke clash is more likely.

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