How to Spread a Vintage Bicycle Frame from 126mm to 135mm
In this video I share my modified Sheldon Brown technique for cold setting the rear triangle of a bicycle frame, in this case, from 126mm to 135mm. I figure it might come in handy to some of you who are taking vintage frames from the 70s or 80s (which may often have 120-126mm spacing) and using 135mm mountain bike hubs. ....................................................................................................................... I'm Omar - East Bay bike mechanic, 35 years building and fitting bikes. I specialize in vintage MTB to gravel conversions and teaching cyclists body-aware positioning. More bike builds: [link to your YouTube channel] Connect on Facebook: Vintage Gravel Conversions: / vintagegravelbikeconversions "Fit by Feel" Bike Positioning: / fitbyfeel Questions? Comment below or find me on Facebook.

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