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chainwheel/BB offset?

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  1. Hi

    I am building a swb recumbent and am about to mount the BB tube. I have a
    bit of tolerance with this and can slide it left or right to line up with my
    rear sprocket but what is the 'norm'.

    I dont want to design myself in to a potential corner where i cant get
    chainwheels easily. What is the normal position of the BB tube, is it just
    central and then buy the BB axle to suit.

    Any advice appreciated

    Gary

  2. On Mon, 13 Jun 2005 19:53:45 +0100, "geepeetee" <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:

    Hi

    I am building a swb recumbent and am about to mount the BB tube. I have a
    bit of tolerance with this and can slide it left or right to line up with my
    rear sprocket but what is the 'norm'.

    I dont want to design myself in to a potential corner where i cant get
    chainwheels easily. What is the normal position of the BB tube, is it just
    central and then buy the BB axle to suit.

    Any advice appreciated

    Gary


    The BB sits centrally. I think you need to decide on the chainset you
    want to use, and then buy the BB of the right axle length for that.

  3. in message <[email hidden]>, geepeetee

    (') said:

    Hi

    I am building a swb recumbent and am about to mount the BB tube. I
    have a bit of tolerance with this and can slide it left or right to
    line up with my rear sprocket but what is the 'norm'.

    I dont want to design myself in to a potential corner where i cant get
    chainwheels easily. What is the normal position of the BB tube, is it
    just central and then buy the BB axle to suit.

    Any advice appreciated

    Centrally. But with a recumbent it isn't such a problem, as the very
    long chainline means that exact lineup isn't so critical.

    --
    [email hidden] (Simon Brooke) http://www.jasmine.org.uk/~simon/

    Morning had broken, and I found when I looked that we had run out
    of copper roove nails.

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