rear sprocket carrier studs

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rear sprocket carrier studs

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I think they are M10 but does anyone know the thread pitch on the studs as i think they have 2 different types on them.
A course thread for the carrier and fine pitch for the sprocket nuts :?: :?:
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Talking to myself again :lol:

M10 Pitch

1.50mm Coarse

1.25 Fine

1.00 Super Fine

These look interesting but no idea of pitch ?
They can be installed with an allen key which is clever

If i can get the right pitch for the sprocket carrier then i may have to get the sprocket nuts in a different pitch to match the carrier side (course) :-k

http://www.rre.co.uk/RearWheelStud.html
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Post by 375 »

Good find that, good idea on the fitting.

Iam sure the nut is m10, 1.25 pitch.
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The carrier side then must be 1.50mm course so those replacement studs if 1.50mm, the nuts will have to be the same
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Post by headcoats »

Had a word with the bloke who does the studs and he can make specials so would anyone be interested in some standard size carrier studs ?

They have an allen hole so easy to remove and insert
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