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There is an adaptor for the hub to fit hope 5 bolt rotors. I have one here.
I actually needed one but hadnt a clue what they looked like and did see one on ebay relisted 1/2 a dozen times and id no idea that thing was the part i really needed
By the time i found out via a goldtec advertising blurb the bloody thing had sold.
Thankfully another cropped up a few months later and I grabbed it.
Alternatively, should you wish and it causes next to no damage and nothing thats going to cause a problem.
The 6 bolt will fit, but the pattern is slightly different, in that i think goldtec rotors have a circular hole, and hope have the wavy flower shaped one.
You can grind off a little of those points on the hope 6 bolt and also grind away a little next to the hub disc mount hole.
You can see when you offer the two up together those little shaped bits are all thats stopping it from going on.
I should be able too get you a pic of the adaptations I made and even then after i ground them away I think just grinding on the rotor should be adequate to allow fitting.
EarlofBarnet":1tdzv5wx said:
There is an adaptor for the hub to fit hope 5 bolt rotors. I have one here.
I actually needed one but hadnt a clue what they looked like and did see one on ebay relisted 1/2 a dozen times and id no idea that thing was the part i really needed
By the time i found out via a goldtec advertising blurb the bloody thing had sold.Thankfully another cropped up a few months later and I grabbed it.
Alternatively, should you wish and it causes next to no damage and nothing thats going to cause a problem.
The 6 bolt will fit, but the pattern is slightly different, in that i think goldtec rotors have a circular hole, and hope have the wavy flower shaped one.
You can grind off a little of those points on the hope 6 bolt and also grind away a little next to the hub disc mount hole.
You can see when you offer the two up together those little shaped bits are all thats stopping it from going on.
I should be able too get you a pic of the adaptations I made and even then after i ground them away I think just grinding on the rotor should be adequate to allow fitting.
