Drive chain alignment

[sherron82]

If I was to buy the 12g cdh rims like GW has is there anyway possible I could get one of these products so that it will offset the chain alignment with the engine? I don't know how to re dish the rims like GW did. I did some measuring and if I get those rims and use the disc brake mount for a 36 tooth sprocket it will set to far out by almost half a inch or less. Seems like if I get one of these with it it will offset it enough so the chain would be in line with the engine sprocket. Any opinions on this? I don't really wanna get the bike berry ones....

 

[Gordy]

How deep does that offset go? If you know I can measure and make sure it will fit as soon as I get to Kentucky.

 

[sherron82]

It's hard to tell but if your standing behind the bike and look, the sprocket that I have mounted on the disc brake holes are sitting out to far to the left. I would say at least almost 1 inch.

 

[sherron82]

I thought about just getting the bike berry 12g rims and use a hub adapter

 

[sherron82]

It's hard to tell but if your standing behind the bike and look, the sprocket that I have mounted on the disc brake holes are sitting out to far to the left. I would say at least almost 1 inch.

1 inch between the sprocket and engine sprocket

 

[Gordy]

1 inch between the sprocket and engine sprocket

Ok, mine was maybe a half inch off. How about that adapter that has the dish in it, how deep is the dish?

 

[sherron82]

Does this help

 

[sherron82]

Says it's for mag rims so not sure if it even work

 

[sherron82]

Ok GW I'm gonna go ahead and purchase the same rims you have and just try to re dish them like you did. Loosin the left side 2 turns then tighten the other side 2 turns. Will you please guide me when I get them? I'll probably also get the 36 tooth sprocket too.

 

[sherron82]

Just purchased these!!