Qr scewers ver Tru axle ( adaptor ? )

[Tromp]

In my haste to buy Easton EA70 wheels from CWC, I , upon opening up the boxes realized that the front wheel did not have a QR. CWC informed me that it uses a Tru- Axle and that this combination will not work on my Rockshock but I can return the wheels. However, I do not fully comprehend the set-up. Is there some solution to the problem in the form of an adaptor ?

[Top Fuel]

I don't think so. Even if there was I would not use it. I wouldn't fool around with the way my wheels were attached to my bike. I don't want my wheel to pass me at 40km/h going down a hill!

Edited June 11, 2013 by Top Fuel

[V12man]

I think you can just get 9mm adapters for the wheel - watch this video.

 

[V12man]

See if you can find the right end caps you need here

 

http://www.eastoncycling.com/en-gb/dirt/components/extras

[Ryanpmb]

I don't think so. Even if there was I would not use it. I wouldn't fool around with the way my wheels were attached to my bike. I don't want my wheel to pass me at 40km/h going down a hill!

Most hubs are build with various adaptors in mind. Not really fooling around with the wheels. If Easton make 9mm QR adaptors, these will work perfectly.

[kennyg]

I run my hopes with 15mm Thru and 9mm QR adapters, no issues there, its as quick as taking out the wheel, popping the plugs, beware the dust seal o-rings, they fragile.

[Tromp]

Many thanks to all for their replies. Will follow up with my LBS

[flat29]

just get a new shock. Problem solved

Edited June 11, 2013 by flat29