Moved the 13t or whatever the smallest "normal" cog is to behind the 46. Don't know what I was expecting, but shifting across the new gap is unremarkable and the chainline still has a lot of room for improvement. Obvious low hanging fruit would be to space the chainring in, but my frame's integrated chainguide prevents that.
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Commented on Building A Better Kids' Mountain Bike Drivetrain - 7 hours ago
Moved the 13t or whatever the smallest "normal ...
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Yes, that is really helpful. I didn't ...
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Tangentially unrelated question. You said the word chainline ...
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The double-black optional section on Afternoon Delight is ...
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Good tip, my bike has a little bit ...
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