Nanonevol
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Is it acceptable to slit the inside rubber disc that mounts the sprocket to the spokes or do I have to remove all the spokes?
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please look around the web for an installation manual (lots of site have one & all are pretty much the same)
you do need to cut the inner rubber as shown in manual, also rule-of-thumb is to dish sprocket in for skinny tires (mtn bike) and dish it out for fatter tires (cruisers)
you do need to cut the inner rubber as shown in manual, also rule-of-thumb is to dish sprocket in for skinny tires (mtn bike) and dish it out for fatter tires (cruisers)
Nanonevol
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Thanks. I was kind of having fun assembling without instructions but now I know how to get them.
When I was a kid someone gave me a bunch of odd parts and when I figured out how to put it together it was kind of like the Razor skateboard things they make now but it had a platform that you rock back and forth to propel it. I'm still inclined to dive in without instruction on things but it's gotten me in trouble more than once!
When I was a kid someone gave me a bunch of odd parts and when I figured out how to put it together it was kind of like the Razor skateboard things they make now but it had a platform that you rock back and forth to propel it. I'm still inclined to dive in without instruction on things but it's gotten me in trouble more than once!
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