Sunderlands (the uberbible) on chains and chainlines

Posted on Sun 20th, May 2012

• #1

benbrangwyn

Every technical fact that you could possibly want to know about chainlines, available for download (for the moment).

www.sutherlandsbicycle.com/Chapter5.pdf.

This could be the start of some supreme RTFM moments.

Please send sparkly shards of white light into my soul for this chancy piece of sleuthing.
• #2

Vesalius

RTFM?
I haven't read it all but is there much more info than what can be found on sheldon's site?

Repped nonetheless, cheers!
• #3

benbrangwyn

^ more charts, less instruction. Between the two of them, they've got it all covered as far as I can see.

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