Wanted: Sprocket/spacers

Hey guys, need a 17t sprocket if anyone has one lying around.. Can swap for an 18t or pay dollah.

Also if anyone has any spacers, my chainline is almost unridable. Will be in Cambridge tomorrow and all next week. Can collect or meet in town.

17t sprocket (for freehub) or fixed cog? i have a 16t sprocket (for a freehub) fresh lying around somewhere, any good? i also have some spare spacers (but not many). could really use an 18t sprocket if you have a spare one!

I have 16 and 18 tooth if you're interested. Where do u want to stick the spacers?

Fixed please! Types, Will yours work with fixed hub? If eddie doesn't want the 18t ill swap mine for the spacers? Eddie you want some cash for your 16t? Can come collect early eve or tomorrow late afternoon..

You can't really put spacers on a fixed cog. You might be able to put the chainring on the inside of your chainset depending on what it is? Your best bet it to order an Andel one from eBay, it will probably be about £12

You need chainring bolt spacers to move the chainring out if mounted on the outside of your crank or in if chainring mounted on the inside of the crank. You can get them from http://www.hubjub.co.uk/etc/etc.htm#tn and probably BA in various widths. Depending on how many you use you may also need longer chainring bolts, i.e. those for a double chainset, so that they reach the threads and have enough thread to tighten up.
I've got some knocking about somewhere but only enough for one set so would only move it in/out by 1mm. If you're desperate PM me.

If you're desperate PM me.

Seriously , desperate .

Amnnn Where in Cambridge are you will?

You need chainring bolt spacers to move the chainring out if mounted on the outside of your crank or in if chainring mounted on the inside of the crank. You can get them from http://www.hubjub.co.uk/etc/etc.htm#tn and probably BA in various widths. Depending on how many you use you may also need longer chainring bolts, i.e. those for a double chainset, so that they reach the threads and have enough thread to tighten up.
I've got some knocking about somewhere but only enough for one set so would only move it in/out by 1mm. If you're desperate PM me.

I don't think I need to space the chainring, Tis the other end.. Thought this was an easy fix to just space out the rear wheel?

Amnnn Where in Cambridge are you will?

Milton mate!

If you can come collect it from histon before 5 it's urs for free.

Eighty three p a r l o u r c l o s e

I don't think I need to space the chainring, Tis the other end.. Thought this was an easy fix to just space out the rear wheel?

Adjusting chainline is usually done at the chainring end. Most commonly by getting the right length bottom bracket.
The other option is to respace the rear wheel in the frame using different combinations of washers and nuts. You'll then have to redish the wheel back into line cos it'll be off to one side.

I don't think you can really adjust the spacing on the sprocket itself. You want all the thread on the hub available for the sprocket so you can tighten it up.

Maybe its time to get a new frame....

Adjusting chainline is usually done at the chainring end. Most commonly by getting the right length bottom bracket.
The other option is to respace the rear wheel in the frame using different combinations of washers and nuts. You'll then have to redish the wheel back into line cos it'll be off to one side.

I don't think you can really adjust the spacing on the sprocket itself. You want all the thread on the hub available for the sprocket so you can tighten it up.

Ok thanks for that, can't get my bb out at all. Completely seized, maybe bicycle ambulance can get it out for me? I've got a shorter bb sitting in the garage..