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hi
I am going to have a 48cc Chinese engine put on my 21 speed 26" mountain bike but I need to know what the distance is from the center of the bike frame to the near side of the chain. Hopefully it is at least 1+1/16" because that is the distance from center to the outer edge of my 2+1/8" wide tires. And please don't tell me to get smaller tires because where I live the rear tire needs to be fat to absorb much of the street bumps. Rear has no suspension. Half the streets here in Ecuador are made of stones like some places in Europe.
second question:
I'd like to have a better rear sprocket setup than bolting to the spokes and I was thinking of directly mounting a sprocket (www.Kingssalesandservice.com) to a hub made for a brake disk. They sell sprockets with 3 different center offsets. If anyone has experience with these then which offset should I request?
thanks all!
I am going to have a 48cc Chinese engine put on my 21 speed 26" mountain bike but I need to know what the distance is from the center of the bike frame to the near side of the chain. Hopefully it is at least 1+1/16" because that is the distance from center to the outer edge of my 2+1/8" wide tires. And please don't tell me to get smaller tires because where I live the rear tire needs to be fat to absorb much of the street bumps. Rear has no suspension. Half the streets here in Ecuador are made of stones like some places in Europe.
second question:
I'd like to have a better rear sprocket setup than bolting to the spokes and I was thinking of directly mounting a sprocket (www.Kingssalesandservice.com) to a hub made for a brake disk. They sell sprockets with 3 different center offsets. If anyone has experience with these then which offset should I request?
thanks all!