One of these. I've got 2 on order from China but I suspect they are held in limbo at the moment because of Covid/Brexit braking the space time continuum...
Anywhere that sells them in the UK?
Cheers.
That looks like the perfect justification to buy a lathe.
2.5mm each side...
Look at it on a ruler than just chuck the wheel in and wait for your adapters.
What's the frame? I can remember a time when a lot if bikes seems to come out at 132.5mm and would "spring" in either direction.
Look at it on a ruler than just chuck the wheel
I've used that line in similar threads in the past. 😁
Yeah, I'd totally be ok with bodging it and just putting the wheel inn normally but this is to cure an odd issue on a turbo trainer...😉
So do actually need the adapter on this occasion.
Agree, a lathe would be nice but spendy.lol
Our Turbo came with one, which we use as our rear wheels are 130mm.
this is to cure an odd issue on a turbo trainer…😉
Ah, sorry my advice was way off the mark then. Maybe one of the nice 3D printer owners would help you out?
^^ Probably mess to be made of alloy/steel really. I know metal can be printed but I'm guessing the average hobbyist owner is printing in plastic. Ok to of that, it really is to resolve the smallest of issues.
A creaking noise. Long story and the adapter might not even cure it.😂
The Chinese one will get here in the end. It's probably stuck in a container unit on the coast.😁
I used a DT adapter from SJS Cycles. It added 5mm to non-drive side which suited me find as I didn't want to upset the chainline.
Improved tyre clearance*, no more winding QR against dropouts to close them, and satisfied my OCD. £12 well spent 😀
*not by much, but still
Sorry, I realise now this would only work for DT hubs...
https://www.sjscycles.co.uk/hub-spares/dt-swiss-rear-qr-hub-spacer-nondriveside-135mm-hbdt990/