Rear TA w/Hope Pro II?

get the parts from hope or your local dealer or online. crc is great for hope stuff
if you look in the tech section diy good ol jc had a how too on hope hubs. too bad he was good enough for mtbr to use for that but not good enough to not ban for alan,

http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=18757

http://forums.mtbr.com/showthread.php?t=283367

qbert2000 said:

get the parts from hope or your local dealer or online. crc is great for hope stuff
if you look in the tech section diy good ol jc had a how too on hope hubs. too bad he was good enough for mtbr to use for that but not good enough to not ban for alan,

http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=18757

http://forums.mtbr.com/showthread.php?t=283367

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Good link. Thank you.

nice link to JC's how to - good stuff! hopetech also has a video on how to take apart your "hoob" D) http://www.hopegb.com/page_mep_force_37.html. i just paid my lbs to do the work and it was reasonable, although if I had seen JC's post i may have tacked it myself.

I went for the bolt-up conversion not a bolt thru conversion, you may want to measure you drop outs.

But it was well worth doing.

I recently overhauled my Pro 2 hub cause the axle broke. I had knocked out the bearings in the hub and they seemed fine but after re installing things were crunchy. I pressed in new bearings and things were good, you might want to buy the bearing tool cause the non drive side bearing requires a very specific dia. tool to get it in right. I luckily had a King bearing tool that fit just right.

I have a 10mm Hope II Bolt in conversion kit lying around, hit me up let's make a deal

http://www.beyondbikes.com/ItemMatr...utm_medium=GoogleProduct&utm_campaign=Froogle

I've done the conversion based on the Hope video but I used a rubber mallet, fender washers a section of 1 1/8th steerer and a tire lever. The hardest part was pressing in the main freehub side seal (if you don't seat it correctly, the hub will drag quite a bit). The conversion took all of 5 minutes.