If you don’t plan on going back to the smaller old wheel, you can carefully file the metal on either side away incrementally until it falls in.
J_Sweeze on
That fork is probably meant for a 9mm QR axle instead of the 10mm solid axle you have
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Maxyboy112 on
Force it in maybe ?
pnerges on
It’s a quick release front wheel you can probably get a used one for 15-20 bucks.
GazelleNo1836 on
The fork is for qr hub which is 9mm and thw solid axle is 10mm/ 3/8ths. A demmel, file or angle grinder will do thw trick. But you can also pick up a use qr wheel for cheap offer 15- 40 blucks if they are missing the rear wheel.
New_Potential_5782 on
Go to a shop and ask about changing the axle to the correct size. Easy enough to do, it just requires some special tools.
badger906 on
Just gently file it away. It’s only 1mm! even if you went back to 9mm axles, the difference won’t matter.
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If you don’t plan on going back to the smaller old wheel, you can carefully file the metal on either side away incrementally until it falls in.
That fork is probably meant for a 9mm QR axle instead of the 10mm solid axle you have
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Force it in maybe ?
It’s a quick release front wheel you can probably get a used one for 15-20 bucks.
The fork is for qr hub which is 9mm and thw solid axle is 10mm/ 3/8ths. A demmel, file or angle grinder will do thw trick. But you can also pick up a use qr wheel for cheap offer 15- 40 blucks if they are missing the rear wheel.
Go to a shop and ask about changing the axle to the correct size. Easy enough to do, it just requires some special tools.
Just gently file it away. It’s only 1mm! even if you went back to 9mm axles, the difference won’t matter.
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