[twodogsfighting]

SOLVED; It's a direct mount hanger. Doh.

Hiya

135 Hope pro 2 evo hub, converted to 142x12 spacing, xd driver

xg1150 cassette

x01 derailleur

Just started assembling the bike, and the jockey wheels are about 3 or 4mm out from the 42t cog, with limit screw wound all the way out.

http://imgur.com/GJB0MlD

Bugger.

Any ideas?

 

[Th3Bill]

So what you're saying is that no matter how tight you made the cable, it won't go any further?

Derailleur hanger straight?

Which conversion kit did you use? You make sure you put both correct end caps on right sides?

Sorry but those are only things I can really come up with...unless you let our wrong limit screw...?



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[twodogsfighting]

I've added a picture. Thats the absolute max the derailleur will go inboard. correct caps are on, if they were the wrong way they wouldnt fit, hope kit.

it looks like there needs to be a spacer between the xd driver and the cassette.

 

[Th3Bill]

Hope hubs are not true XD standard from what I've read. It's weird tho, as I had this exact hub (converted with wolftooth kit) with a GX Eagle cassette and it fit great.

The XD info was something I remember reading somewhere after I bought the e.13 12speed cassette.

Did you check derailleur hanger?

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[twodogsfighting]

Hanger is fine.

As per the title of the thread, I obviously need a spacer somewhere in the cassette area to compensate from going from 135 to 142.

I've just no idea on how to go about it.