Gemini wheels

[Risk Man]

yea pretty sure i failed

Why the big spacer on the right side?

i appreciate yall helping me out though with some advice.

Here is the "guru" of cold setting a frame

Bicycle Frame/Hub Spacing

A bicycle frame and fork should match the wheels that are to be used in it. Older bicycles used narrower spacing, but older frames can often be spread out to match more modern wheels.

sheldonbrown.com

 

[DAMIEN1307]

the disc i had is a tad too small

Thats because of one of two things I always mention...It must be a 36 tooth sprocket and must be a 203mm disk rotor, otherwise you won't have the clearance needed between caliper and chain/sprocket to accomplish this...lol.

I also went back and highlighted the sprocket and rotor sizes that you must have to do this...When you read any of my other posts on this subject, you will find I pretty much always emphasise these specific sizes...lol.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0872XJ7VQ?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_dt_b_product_details

 

[ssmatt88]

Hey does anyone have a contact info or email for Gemini wheels. I just ordered a set but the shipping price didn't get added to the order.

 

[darwin]

Mando, if it were me I'd be putting some bigger flat washers on your rear axles. Not much surface area there grabbing onto the drop outs.

 

[darwin]

Hey does anyone have a contact info or email for Gemini wheels. I just ordered a set but the shipping price didn't get added to the order.

1. Gemini bicycle products · Phone
   9875 Vineyard St, Bridgman, MI 49106
   (269) 414-5490

geminibikeparts@gmail.com

Gemini bicycle products | Bridgman MI

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[Mando]

Thats because of one of two things I always mention...It must be a 36 tooth sprocket and must be a 203mm disk rotor, otherwise you won't have the clearance needed between caliper and chain/sprocket to accomplish this...lol.

I also went back and highlighted the sprocket and rotor sizes that you must have to do this...When you read any of my other posts on this subject, you will find I pretty much always emphasise these specific sizes...lol.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0872XJ7VQ?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_dt_b_product_details

Yea lesson learned