Wanted - BOOST rear hub that can be converted to 141mm qr

Posted on Sat 3rd, November 2018

• #1

Heitzman

I think 32 h but will check.

Need postage

Cheers!
• #2

Howard

Wut
• #3

Heitzman in reply to @Howard

I know. Got a frame with a mystery spacing. Turns out a 148mm boost hub with qr end caps is 141mm. Hope do one but will be spendy. Same principle as 142-7 = 135mm I think but boosted.

so much for standards.
• #4

Joni_Doe

Mavic ts2 hubs with 135-141 adaptors and QR adaptors would work. Just had a similar issue in my workshop - Roscoe?
• #5

Heitzman

Marin pine mountain. Think I'm going alpkit rumpus boost. Bought a boost fork for it
• #6

Rox

Can you convert normal 135mm qr hub with cup and cone internals to 141mm boost qr just by changing to a longer axle?

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