You could re-space the axle so that the cog sat closer to the frame, but this would mean re-dishing the wheel which is a longer process. This will probably get you a decent chain line which is what you actually want (need) to obtain.
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You could re-space the axle so that the cog sat closer to the frame, but this would mean re-dishing the wheel which is a longer process.
This will probably get you a decent chain line which is what you actually want (need) to obtain.