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  • It was with trepidation and a pint of cider in me i ventured into shed…
  • markrh
    Free Member

    determined to make a Hope Expander cog designed to fit a Shimano free hub fit a Hope free hub, file in hand and cog clamped in the vice i hacked away expecting the worst only to come away victorious! Some times all that is needed is strong alcohol to make a bodge go well 😉

    alibongo001
    Full Member

    Would that be a vote for Henry Westons then?

    bikeneil
    Free Member

    Aren’t Hope and Shimano freehub bodies designed to fit the same cassette cogs anyway?

    markrh
    Free Member

    Spot on! still enjoying the effects…

    markrh
    Free Member

    They’re cut differently as i found out…

    curvature
    Free Member

    What else did you have other than the cider?

    Hope freehub said use the Shimano pattern.

    markrh
    Free Member

    Ok, on the guide to buying the cog on the large website that i bought it from it gives you Sram or Shimano compatibility which i read as compatible with either cassett not the free hub. If you look at a Shimano free hub its ridges are rounded not raised squared off sections like Hope’s. Thats why it wouldn’t fit.

    TimothyD
    Free Member

    Even when you’re right, on the internet you’re wrong. Perhaps 😉

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