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  • Boost forks with a standard 100mm hub? Can this work well?
  • cubicboy
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    I want to change my forks and a pair have come available at a good price but they are Boost (110mm). A quick search has pulled up a couple of eBay kits, but I want to know whether it’s a bad idea or not. I’m happy with my wheelset and don’t want to change it. Thanks.

    br
    Free Member

    Can you get a Boost conversion for the hubs?

    Like this, although it’s only one sided so will need the wheel re-spoke-ing.

    https://www.bike-components.de/en/Hope/Conversion-Kit-for-Pro-2-Pro-2-EVO-Pro-4-Hubs-p14348/

    cubicboy
    Free Member

    The wheels are Mavic Crossmax SLRs 29″

    steve_b77
    Free Member

    Don’t you have to redish wheels for boost?

    julians
    Free Member

    Won’t the brake disk be in the wrong place?

    1timmy1
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    Won’t the brake disk be in the wrong place?

    I thought the same.

    otsdr
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    You can do the conversion in two ways:
    – add a 10 mm spacer on the non-disc side, re-dish the wheel (this is what the Lindarets Boostinator does) – not sure if the Mavic spokes will allow you to do this
    – add 5 mm spacers on each side and a 5mm spacer under the brake disc, no redishing required

    km79
    Free Member

    Don’t you have to redish wheels for boost?

    Nah, they can be any colour.

    fd3chris
    Free Member

    I got a kit from eBay and it works great. As above, two 5mm spacers for the hub and one for the disc with slightly longer bolts.

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