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    Rear rotor on specialized crux. Is this normal? Seems really close and having a hell of a time adjusting the caliper to not rub. No rotor is not bent.

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    1. sev65 on

      Ok it’s definitely my wheel. Tried my gravel wheelset and the gap is 1-2 mm bigger. Defective hub?

    3. almostalwaysafraid on

      Nah, not defective just 1-2mm diff than your existing wheel.

      It may have something to do with the center lock adaptor you appear to be using. I’d try a diff rotor.

    4. big_papa_nuts on

      Either overlapping tolerances or Specialized only designed that bike to work with one hub, and anything else just happens to work.

      Which is kind of a scary thought to bike people if they know anything about the motorcycle or car industry.

      Or something isn’t assembled correctly.

    5. zfitzel on

      Could it be the wrong end cap? I know the DT Swiss 350 regular hub has a different end cap than the straight pull hub? I realize yours are 240s but it might be the same thing.

    9. uh_wtf on

      My rotor is definitely not that close on my Crux. And I’ve even got the HS2 rotors, so they’re a bit thicker.

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