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badlight:
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--- Quote from: Thomas031 on July 12, 2014, 08:48:21 PM ---As long as you evenly space the gap that will form between the sprocket and the crank bolt hole, you will be fine. If you don't, you'll bend your sprocket by tightening your sprocket bolt.
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He's running splined so there isn't a sprocket bolt needed
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Which is about 8 billion times better than trying to bodge spacers between the sprocket and the arm.
Plus, it doesnt seem like any major companies make a 'between the sprocket and crankarm' spacer that is readily available. However, it seems that could be solved by cranks using a set screw style sprocket bolt.
peggiesmalls:
Anyone from here going ramp1 skatepark in Warrington this saturday?
Ruben José:
I think I got some seized Twombolts, already hammered the shit out of them with no luck. I will try some penetrating oil and more hammering tomorrow. Help me BG.
Mychaylo:
Now that's one i haven't come across before!
peggiesmalls:
Weird not as if its 48spline hahah.
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