axle sprocket kit

[Chainlube]

From your picture, it looks like the backing plate edge is inline with the cut in the rubber. You want the cut in the rubber in the middle of the backing plate.

 

[manuel newsom]

From your picture, it looks like the backing plate edge is inline with the cut in the rubber. You want the cut in the rubber in the middle of the backing plate.

Oh no thats just the spoke pushing the rubber ive done that already

 

[YetiWoodz]

wierdly in these pics it looks like the clearance is ok but the chain rubs against the lower arm

What do you mean by lower arm? The chain stay?

 

[Karl Snarl]

A couple of washers should give you plenty of room. I use one flat washer on Ol' Red and it clears good. Otherwise it would rub the frame.

 

[manuel newsom]

What do you mean by lower arm? The chain stay?

Probably, im talking about the tube under the seat stay

 

[manuel newsom]

A couple of washers should give you plenty of room. I use one flat washer on Ol' Red and it clears good. Otherwise it would rub the frame.

Washers where ? On the outside of the axle ?

 

[Karl Snarl]

Placed between the dropout and where it meets the rim to tighten. Sometimes they are to short, then you just have to buy some all thread rod and make your own axle. That way it can be long enough for a few spacers/washers.

 

[manuel newsom]

Placed between the dropout and where it meets the rim to tighten. Sometimes they are to short, then you just have to buy some all thread rod and make your own axle. That way it can be long enough for a few spacers/washers.

Thanks for the advice ill buy a new chain then do that

 

[Karl Snarl]

Let us know how it goes, we love happy endings here.

 

[YetiWoodz]

Placed between the dropout and where it meets the rim to tighten. Sometimes they are to short, then you just have to buy some all thread rod and make your own axle. That way it can be long enough for a few spacers/washers.

Do you use just regular flat washers? I was under the impression I had to use those thin axle nut things as spacers. Washers would be much easier!