Cassette Rubbing Frame

[Jimmy Welch]

If it is rubbing (difficult to see from your pics) you could try putting a spacer on the axle, only needs to be narrow.

A washer then ?

 

[Cycleops]

Try one, then if not enough two. Should fix it.

 

[Sittingduck]

When you removed the freehub presumably you left the exposed wheel sat on the kitchen table or something. Any chance a bunch of old teabags or something have found their way into the ratcheted area by the wheel hub, that you didn’t notice when you re installed the freehub?

 

[Jimmy Welch]

If it is rubbing (difficult to see from your pics) you could try putting a spacer on the axle, only needs to be narrow.

If it is rubbing (difficult to see from your pics) you could try putting a spacer on the axle, only needs to be narrow.

 

[Cycleops]

Might also be possible to back off the cone
on the drive side and screw in the opposing cone. This would move the axle further over. Doesn't need to be much. Don't forget to readjust them with the locking nut, if you have that type. Some are held in place just by the pressure from the QR.
Sorry I've got that arse about, screw in the drive side and back off the other.

 

[Chislenko]

This bit worries me…
re built freehub body could be ok but is it definitely installed fully back onto the axel fully…?

Would that be axel Foley?

 

[C R]

Would that be axel Foley?

Nah, Axle Rose, of Rose Bikes.

(I'll get my coat)

 

[Ming the Merciless]

Can you get one in focus with the small cogs of the cassette and the chain stay where it is rubbing?

 

[Ajax Bay]

The positioning of the locknuts has not been changed.
OP has serviced (removed, partially dismantled) the freehub.
The smallest sprocket (same cassette) was not impacting the dropout/chainstay before. It is now.
Therefore the freehub has been refitted further out than previously (or the cassette's not seated properly on the freehub splines (v unlikely).
Remove freehub (again) check it's back together properly and refit. Locknut MUST be proud of the cassette by, typically, 2mm.
HTH (and ack repeating others ^)

 

[Jimmy Welch]

Can you get one in focus with the small cogs of the cassette and the chain stay where it is rubbing?

 

[Ming the Merciless]

I’m counting 11 cogs and from that, it must be the chain rubbing when on smallest cog. This may be a daft question, but the chain is 11 speed?

 

[Ming the Merciless]

The spacers also appear to have a gap between them and the adjacent cogs or is that an optical illusion ?

 

[Jimmy Welch]

Can you get one in focus with the small cogs of the cassette and the chain stay where it is rubbing?

 

[Jimmy Welch]

I’m counting 11 cogs and from that, it must be the chain rubbing when on smallest cog. This may be a daft question, but the chain is 11 speed?

Hi yes it 11 speed , but it's sticking in all cogs not just the smallest

 

[Jimmy Welch]

The spacers also appear to have a gap between them and the adjacent cogs or is that an optical illusion ?

I have just had another look myself I agree there might be an I'll fitting spacer or two there I'll double check and reassemble