I got about a meter or so of clearance, Clarence.what clearance do you have, and what's the limit?
you're taking this whole american thing too far. English measurements...Are you concerned about too narrow QRotofactor? I wouldn't get closer than 1/4-1/6". 1/8" def too little for my comfort.
no one uses a sixth of an inch you fucking commie pinkoAre you concerned about too narrow QRotofactor? I wouldn't get closer than 1/4-1/6". 1/8" def too little for my comfort.
Offer some alternatives, smartypants.no one uses a sixth of an inch you fucking commie pinko
The limit is ultimately determined by the repulsive force defined by two positive nuclei interacting with each other.
"fucking commie pinko" they don't use that imperial shit either....... The metric will lead you to the peoples paradise comrade.no one uses a sixth of an inch you fucking commie pinko
but yes, I was trying to see if the QRanks will fit. Doesn't look like they will, too narrow. XTR or SLX for me...Are you concerned about too narrow QRotofactor? I wouldn't get closer than 1/4-1/6". 1/8" def too little for my comfort.
I have old spare SLX that I don't plan to sell but you can try it for clearance.but yes, I was trying to see if the QRanks will fit. Doesn't look like they will, too narrow. XTR or SLX for me...
no, it was reference to the fact that engineers and machinists hate unending decimals such as 1/6"fucking commie pinko" they don't use that imperial shit either....... The metric will lead you to the peoples paradise comrade.
I bought them in January 2012.do you know what year? I'm certain the SLX will fit. Q factor is 176 and shimano does things like shaping their crank arms for clearance. Rotor's are straight metal bars. XTR trail will fit, which is 168. XX1 gave issue, but allegedly this frame was changed for 2015 (my year) and XX1s came in both 158 and 168, so there's a chance it was simply the narrow q-factor cranks that gave issue.
Either way, the rotors MIGHT contact at both the yoke and the pedal part of the chainstay- they simply aren't wide enough. It's too close to call with paper, so I've got to go the shimano route unless rotor wants to send me a demo crank to try out!
Is it because they are rational people?no, it was reference to the fact that engineers and machinists hate unending decimals such as 1/6
You've got his number...Is it because they are rational people?
no, it was reference to the fact that engineers and machinists hate unending decimals such as 1/6