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Cheers for that small furry, i'm assuming i'd be using the spacer on one side of the rear hub to move the sprocket position outwards but then my rear wheel will need re-dishing yes?
Also are we assuming that i'm mounting the chainring on the inside of the crankarm?
Velo Libre - with reference to mounting my chainring on the inside of the crankarm is there any reason i cannot use spacers (i.e. washers) to move the chainring in even further? Providing i have sufficient clearance with my chainstays of course. This way i don't have to touch the rear wheel at all...