I installed the adapter with the bolt on cog installed and a chainwhip.
Stupidly first without spacers, scratching up the hub body in the process.
Then installed the cog on the 6 bolt side, disc on the adapter side now with two 1mm spacers. The threading of the cog side is in the right direction for the brake forces.
Benefit: being able to use bolt on cog I had lying around and the best mount option for it. It's much better then the normal counterthreaded lockring method.
Downside: hub branding is the wrong way around.
Result: double bolt on hub using an off the peg readily available hub.
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I installed the adapter with the bolt on cog installed and a chainwhip.
Stupidly first without spacers, scratching up the hub body in the process.
Then installed the cog on the 6 bolt side, disc on the adapter side now with two 1mm spacers. The threading of the cog side is in the right direction for the brake forces.
Benefit: being able to use bolt on cog I had lying around and the best mount option for it. It's much better then the normal counterthreaded lockring method.
Downside: hub branding is the wrong way around.
Result: double bolt on hub using an off the peg readily available hub.
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