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  1. This is a new Ridley crossbow Cyclocross frame. I would like to have
    a single chainring with double chain guard up front.
    Problem: Inner ring guard makes contact with chainstay. Just barely;
    in other words, when fairly well tightened the ring is lightly
    scraping the frame.
    Set up:
    - Ultegra BB 9-spd 6500 109.5 length
    - double chainring guard eg., http://cyclocrossworld.stores.yahoo.net/comtasinkit.html
    - Ultegra cranks
    - ordered these spacers http://www.triathlete.com/store/product.php?id=27145.
    I thought spacers would install under the lockring, but they are only
    1 inch in diameter. Is this the right part and if so how do I
    install?

    Thank you
    Peter

  2. Sounds like you bought headset spacers. You need some of these:
    http://www.loosescrews.com/index.cgi?c=Bottom%20Bracket&sc=Cup%20Spacers&id=8226721498.

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    Quoted message said:

    This is a new Ridley crossbow Cyclocross frame. I would like to have
    a single chainring with double chain guard up front.
    Problem: Inner ring guard makes contact with chainstay. Just barely;
    in other words, when fairly well tightened the ring is lightly
    scraping the frame.
    Set up:
    - Ultegra BB 9-spd 6500 109.5 length
    - double chainring guard eg.,
    http://cyclocrossworld.stores.yahoo.net/comtasinkit.html
    - Ultegra cranks
    - ordered these spacers
    http://www.triathlete.com/store/product.php?id=27145.
    I thought spacers would install under the lockring, but they are only
    1 inch in diameter. Is this the right part and if so how do I
    install?

  3. So, are these spacers incorrectly advertised as Crank/Bottom Bracket
    spacers as on the linked website?

    Nick Payne said:

    Sounds like you bought headset spacers. You need some of these:http://www.loosescrews.com/index.cgi?c=Bottom%20Bracket&sc=Cup%20Spac....

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    Quoted message said:

    This is a new Ridley crossbow Cyclocross frame. I would like to have
    a single chainring with double chain guard up front.
    Problem: Inner ring guard makes contact with chainstay. Just barely;
    in other words, when fairly well tightened the ring is lightly
    scraping the frame.
    Set up:
    - Ultegra BB 9-spd 6500 109.5 length
    - double chainring guard eg.,
    http://cyclocrossworld.stores.yahoo.net/comtasinkit.html
    - Ultegra cranks
    - ordered these spacers
    http://www.triathlete.com/store/product.php?id=27145.
    I thought spacers would install under the lockring, but they are only
    1 inch in diameter. Is this the right part and if so how do I
    install?

  4. Quoted message said:

    So, are these spacers incorrectly advertised as Crank/Bottom Bracket
    spacers as on the linked website?


    I betcha they're for BMX cranks. Profile Racing (not to be confused
    with Profile Design, maker of Aero handlebars) makes lots of BMX gear.

    If you look here:
    http://www.profileracing.com/products_home.php?productid=1
    ....you can see a whole bunch of those stacked on the BB spindle.

  5. <[email hidden]> schreef in bericht
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    Quoted message said:

    This is a new Ridley crossbow Cyclocross frame. I would like to have
    a single chainring with double chain guard up front.
    Problem: Inner ring guard makes contact with chainstay. Just barely;
    in other words, when fairly well tightened the ring is lightly
    scraping the frame.
    Set up:
    - Ultegra BB 9-spd 6500 109.5 length
    - double chainring guard eg.,
    http://cyclocrossworld.stores.yahoo.net/comtasinkit.html
    - Ultegra cranks
    - ordered these spacers
    http://www.triathlete.com/store/product.php?id=27145.
    I thought spacers would install under the lockring, but they are only
    1 inch in diameter. Is this the right part and if so how do I
    install?

    Thank you
    Peter

    Take apart an old shimano cassette. remove the inside nodches from a
    cassettespacer with a file, tada, now it's a BB spacer.

    Taeke

  6. I think youre right Hank.

    Hank Wirtz said:

    On Apr 18, 4:57 pm, [email hidden] wrote:> So, are these spacers incorrectly advertised as Crank/Bottom Bracket

    Quoted message said:

    spacers as on the linked website?

    I betcha they're for BMX cranks. Profile Racing (not to be confused
    with Profile Design, maker of Aero handlebars) makes lots of BMX gear.

    If you look here:http://www.profileracing.com/products_home.php?productid=1
    ...you can see a whole bunch of those stacked on the BB spindle.

  7. In article <[email hidden]>,

    Quoted message said:

    This is a new Ridley crossbow Cyclocross frame. I would like to have
    a single chainring with double chain guard up front.
    Problem: Inner ring guard makes contact with chainstay. Just barely;
    in other words, when fairly well tightened the ring is lightly
    scraping the frame.
    Set up:
    - Ultegra BB 9-spd 6500 109.5 length
    - double chainring guard eg., http://cyclocrossworld.stores.yahoo.net/comtasinkit.html
    - Ultegra cranks
    - ordered these spacers http://www.triathlete.com/store/product.php?id=27145.
    I thought spacers would install under the lockring, but they are only
    1 inch in diameter. Is this the right part and if so how do I
    install?

    Cut out a notch where it interferes with the chain stay.

    --
    Michael Press

  8. On Thu, 19 Apr 2007 23:55:30 GMT, Michael Press <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:


    Cut out a notch where it interferes with the chain stay.

    --
    Michael Press

    Yikes!

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