3/8", though a bit shy, is considered 10mm. It will not fit in the stock
Crust Fork.
On Friday, September 4, 2020 at 10:48:42 AM UTC-4, J Imler wrote:
>
> Thanks, Mark. To clarify, if an axle is spec’d at 3/8”, that is too big?
> Or is that recognized as equal to 9mm?
> On Friday, September 4,
I got my wheel from bike Friday. I also have a kid carrying Clydesdale
forked Rivendell. It’s awesome...until you get to any incline. But really
it’s a spectacular combo for a do it all semi normal cargo bike.
On Friday, September 4, 2020 at 7:48:42 AM UTC-7 J Imler wrote:
> Thanks, Mark. To
Thanks, Mark. To clarify, if an axle is spec’d at 3/8”, that is too big? Or
is that recognized as equal to 9mm?
On Friday, September 4, 2020 at 5:03:24 AM UTC-7 Mark Roland wrote:
> Lots of places to buy new, but if you have a local shop, you might see if
> you can dig around the junk pile for
Lots of places to buy new, but if you have a local shop, you might see if
you can dig around the junk pile for a bmx wheel. Two things to keep in
mind if going this route, which you may know but just in case--there are
two sizes of 20" wheels 406, and the less common 451. In addition to
Lots of places to buy new, but if you have a local shop, you might see if
you can dig around the junk pile for a bmx wheel. Two things to keep in
mind if going this route, which you may know but just in case--there are
two sizes of 20" wheels 406, and the less common 451. And the axles can be
