Chainline questio
06-04-20, 08:29 PM
#1
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Chainline question
Can someone explain how to measure chainline? I have a Kilo TT, and want to swap out the crankset. One of the cranksets I've looked at had a 49t chainring, any way to tell if it will clear the frame?
Dave
Dave
Last edited by bonsai171; 06-04-20 at 08:50 PM.
06-05-20, 04:49 AM
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Does this help?
That's a clearance question, not a chainline question. Whether it will work depends on your frame. The Kilo TT was designed for SS/FG use, and I suspect it will work. But specific design parameters, e.g chainstay length, stay indents, rear hub spacing, bottom bracket spindle spec, etc. all play onto this.
That's a clearance question, not a chainline question. Whether it will work depends on your frame. The Kilo TT was designed for SS/FG use, and I suspect it will work. But specific design parameters, e.g chainstay length, stay indents, rear hub spacing, bottom bracket spindle spec, etc. all play onto this.
Velomine has the Campy Record, but they won't let you return it if it is installed, so I'm trying to figure out what to do next.
Dave
06-05-20, 12:53 PM
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https://www.pedalroom.com/bike/sharkgrey-kilo-tt-12275
this person cleared a 48t so i would assume 49t would fit
edit: it's got a dimpled chainstay so im pretty sure it'll clear up to at least 52t with the stock bb
this person cleared a 48t so i would assume 49t would fit
edit: it's got a dimpled chainstay so im pretty sure it'll clear up to at least 52t with the stock bb
06-05-20, 02:49 PM
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https://www.pedalroom.com/bike/sharkgrey-kilo-tt-12275
this person cleared a 48t so i would assume 49t would fit
edit: it's got a dimpled chainstay so im pretty sure it'll clear up to at least 52t with the stock bb
this person cleared a 48t so i would assume 49t would fit
edit: it's got a dimpled chainstay so im pretty sure it'll clear up to at least 52t with the stock bb
Dave
