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need specs for KHS flite 100 hub, chainline question too

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  1. I just ebay'd the rear hub off a KHS flite 100, a least that's what I was told it was. anyone have the hub dimensions for this? OLD, flange diameter and spacing. alternately what size spokes I'd need for 611mm ERD rim. 36h 3x

    if you happen to have chainline info, bonus!

    Also anyone have experience using bottom bracket cup spacers to fine tune chainline. I was planning on using the inner chainring on a 105sc as my front chainring for fixed/single setup. I have a catridge bottom bracket that is spec for the crank (113). I should be able to add a 1mm spacer between the bottom bracket shell and the right flange of the catridge, and get a 42mm chainline, which is nominally the track standard..

    frame is a schwinn sports tourer, crmo filet brazed, 120mm spacing.

  2. "kgruscho" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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    | Also anyone have experience using bottom bracket cup spacers to fine
    | tune chainline. I was planning on using the inner chainring on a 105sc
    | as my front chainring for fixed/single setup. I have a catridge bottom
    | bracket that is spec for the crank (113). I should be able to add a
    1mm
    | spacer between the bottom bracket shell and the right flange of the
    | catridge, and get a 42mm chainline, which is nominally the track
    | standard..

    I see no problem with adding a 1mm spacer. This is exactly why they
    make bottom bracket spacers in the first place.

    John Rees

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