huffy cranbrook hub adapter
- Thread starter jgd1127
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The only way to be sure that you're ordering the correct adapter is to measure your hub. You'll need an accurate caliper and take an accurate measurement.
With hub/sprocket adapters,'almost' won't do it. They have to be sized within thousands of an inch to fit and work correctly.
Because of inconsistancies in hubs installed on imported bikes no one can tell you what size hub you have with assurance. You'll have to measure it to be certain.
Some aftermarket adapters are offered with shims but even then they must be sized for the hub being used.
Tom
With hub/sprocket adapters,'almost' won't do it. They have to be sized within thousands of an inch to fit and work correctly.
Because of inconsistancies in hubs installed on imported bikes no one can tell you what size hub you have with assurance. You'll have to measure it to be certain.
Some aftermarket adapters are offered with shims but even then they must be sized for the hub being used.
Tom
I'd stay away fromdiscount tool suppliers for a cheap caliper. I made the mistake of buying one for $20.00 from them that wouldn't read the same twice in a row and saw 2" as 1.49". It went in the trash.
If you have a machine shop near you take it to them and let them measure your hub.
Don't trust discount tool stores for accuracy.
Tom
If you have a machine shop near you take it to them and let them measure your hub.
Don't trust discount tool stores for accuracy.
Tom
