Shimano
XT M756A Rear Disc Hub

Question 1

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points of engagement?

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canteau · Answer

Unfortunately, Shimano does not list the points of engagement for their hubs, I do know that the newer Shimano hubs do have a quicker engagement than the older XT-M756.

Question 2

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Will these be compatible with a 8 speed cassette?

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canteau · Answer

Yes the Shimano M756A hub will work with 8/9/10-speed cassettes.

Question 3

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Do you send your products in Europe as well? In Slovenia e.g.

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canteau · Answer

We currently ship to the US and Canada only

Question 4

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Recently purchased these for front and back. Do you what type of rim/spoke length ?

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canteau · Answer

Spoke length is determined by both the hub and the rim combination. Once you decide on a rim that matches the same spoke count as the hubs you purchased you can use one of the following spoke calculators:

https://spokes-calculator.dtswiss.com/en/calculator

http://www.bikeschool.com/tools/spoke-length-calculator

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Can it be converted to 11 speed ?

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mlewis · Answer

There's too many variables not stated in this question, ie. rim size, spoke count, and lacing pattern. Feel free to call us directly at 734.484.9999 for a better answer.