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granny/chainstay clearance

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  1. What is considered a minimum safe granny to chainstay clearance? My current setup has about 49mm
    chainline on the front, and about 5mm clearance between the granny and chainstay using a 115 UN-72
    BB and TA Alize crank. I am considering going to a 113 BB to bring the chainline a little closer to
    Shimano spec, and to increase (maybe just by one) the number of low gears I can use in the middle
    ring without having to trim.

    Thanks,

    Kyle

  2. 2-3mm.

    "KBH" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:4%wpa.343782$Zo.75300@sccrnsc03...

    Quoted message said:

    What is considered a minimum safe granny to chainstay clearance? My


    current

    Quoted message said:

    setup has about 49mm chainline on the front, and about 5mm clearance


    between

    Quoted message said:

    the granny and chainstay using a 115 UN-72 BB and TA Alize crank. I am considering going to a 113
    BB to bring the chainline a little closer to Shimano spec, and to increase (maybe just by one) the
    number of low gears


    I

    Quoted message said:

    can use in the middle ring without having to trim.

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