Derekcommonground said:i'm building up my first bike... i'ts got a flip flop hub and i just
spent the evening putting in the bottom bracket, crank arms, pedals and
put the rear wheel on... but the chainline looks pretty off to me. the
chainring seems kind of far out, and the cog seems more towards the
middle. i know i can't adjust the spacing on the hub otherwise i won't
be able to use the flip flop... and there is a washer/spacer in the
drive side of the bottom bracket i can take out, but i'm not confident
it will be enough to make the chainline perfect. is there anything else
i can do? i think i can get it close enough to be safe, but i'd like to
get it as best i can.thanks,
Derek
Using a road crank? Put the ring on the inside. Using a track crank?
Get a shorter BB spindle.
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