New PRODUCT - Chainring Adapter for 206mm BB cartridge

Pablo

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http://www.sickbikeparts.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=158

Custom machined aluminum adapter will allow you to mount any of our chainrings to our 206 mm cartridge bottom bracket or a 5/8" shaft with a 3/16" key way - giving you plenty of clearance.

 

d_gizzle

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That looks awesome!

 

The_Aleman

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Awesome work, Pablo!

 

d_gizzle

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You should put that in the 4 stroke shift kit and bring the price down $10-$15.....

 

The_Aleman

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That piece is more suitable for people running the wide-crank cartridge on non-shift-kit bikes than it is for using with a shift kit.

For example my brother runs the wide SBP crank with his Q-matic but he had to get the freewheel welded so he could use the coaster brake. He'd love that new part.

 

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SBP should get into making hub adapters.

 

d_gizzle

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That's not a freewheel? It says FW HUB on the bottom of the bag it is sitting on.

 

The_Aleman

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No, that's a non-freewheeling part. SBP has sold 2 different kinds of freewheel adapters for several years now (standard and HD). They lacked a solid version.

I have both of them. They look similar to that, but they freewheel of course.

 

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Pablo said:

http://www.sickbikeparts.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=158

Custom machined aluminum adapter will allow you to mount any of our chainrings to our 206 mm cartridge bottom bracket or a 5/8" shaft with a 3/16" key way - giving you plenty of clearance.

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Great idea.
Do you have any pics of one with a sprocket mounted on a bike?

 

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No pics and I don't have any here at the office. Just imagine one of these chainrings (scroll down) bolted up until we can get some pics next week.

http://www.sickbikeparts.com/catalog/index.php?cPath=21

 

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I just installed one of those on my bike 2 weeks ago along with an SBP sprocket. It is a very well made part. Looks really nice, and works even nicer. The only hiccup I have is now I have no way to access the front mounting screw for the chain guard. I gotta elongate one of the larger holes in the sprocket so I can fish a screw and allen wrench through it.