If available for the cranks you are using assuming they are of the direct mount kind mount a non boost chainring. If using cranks with arms , chainring spacers with longer bolts can do the trick as well. Easy way to determine if your frame is compatible is to find the tightest spot between the chainring and frame, use a ruler and simulate a shift of 3mm of the said chainring. Most of the times it works with 30t chainrings, 32t can be tight fitting, above i don't know it's way too big for my legs to even think about it.
Feb. 16, 2021, 5:28 a.m. - casque_a_pointe
If available for the cranks you are using assuming they are of the direct mount kind mount a non boost chainring. If using cranks with arms , chainring spacers with longer bolts can do the trick as well. Easy way to determine if your frame is compatible is to find the tightest spot between the chainring and frame, use a ruler and simulate a shift of 3mm of the said chainring. Most of the times it works with 30t chainrings, 32t can be tight fitting, above i don't know it's way too big for my legs to even think about it.