*vid* Perfect sprocket alignment every time, how easy is this??

That is cool. One of the youtube commenters suggested a piece of zip tie. I wonder if that will stay in there though. I bought a 38 tooth 5 hole sprocket and had to drill my own holes to mount, and sand out the inside hole to fit the hub. Now that 36t offset sprockets are out there, I will be glad for your tip when I need a new sprocket someday.

I'm using 1 donut and have the cog against the spokes. No problems for me.

On another thread, people were using cheap flip-flop track hubs and drilling 4 holes to pull the cogs against the hub. That might work if you don't need a coaster brake.
 
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As AL. Fisherman said that trick wont work on coaster brake hubs like those on any of my bikes, either the sprocket or the dust cap would have to be modified before it could even possibly be done I would think.

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I didn't have such a thing, so I used a half-round file, and an old section of chain on a BMX bike (upside down) I held back on the file inside the cog and spun the crankset of the bike, grinding it down until it fit over my hub flange.
 
Rap tape, cut PVC collier or whatever you can find to take up the slack between the hub and sprocket evenly. Finger tighten bolts, then tighten each one the same amount all the way around 1/4 turn, then test for wobble. Straight edge from engine sprocket to big one, must be touching on all surfaces for proper chain alignment.............Curt
 
Rap tape, cut PVC collier or whatever you can find to take up the slack between the hub and sprocket evenly. Finger tighten bolts, then tighten each one the same amount all the way around 1/4 turn, then test for wobble. Straight edge from engine sprocket to big one, must be touching on all surfaces for proper chain alignment.............Curt

or whatever you can find to take up the slack between the hub and sprocket evenly. Finger tighten bolts, then tighten each one the same amount all the way around 1/4 turn, then test for wobble. Straight edge from engine sprocket to big one, must be touching on all surfaces for proper chain alignment.............Curt
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What is PVC collier?
 
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