kings sprocket mounted to disk brake mount

paul

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well this is amazing. i bolted the sprocket on in about 2 minutes. i bought a 40 tooth sprocket from kings and it is not only beautiful but mounted nicely. here are some pictures. i am going to get some other sizes and its nice an hour job takes 3 minutes and no more bent spokes. plus you know you are all square. here are some pictures
 

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Lucky dog... I had to grind off my disc brake hub mounts because the sprocket would've hit the frame. I've got a deep-dish rear end with 9-speed cassette, so the offset is pretty far left. In fact, even after grinding off the rotor mounts and spoke-mounting the sprocket in addition to engine left-tilting, there is noticeable "chain-walk" (is that a word?) between the offset engine and spoke sprockets. Only time will test long term durability in my case.
 
Would I have to call King's? I did not see it at there web site. I'm ordering some new wheels this weekend so I figured I should at least look into it before I get everything mounted up. If I'm going to do it, now is the time.
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Andyinchville1 owns kings so you could pm here also the on the left is a link to his web area. great guy and will take good care of you
 
Andyinchville1 owns kings so you could pm here also the on the left is a link to his web area. great guy and will take good care of you

I've ordered 4 top hats and 5 sprockets from him in the last 2 months and the orders are late,
The fee
That got here were 70% wrong. And I can't get
A response from them. He said they only answer emails from PayPal. In other words, only money coming in. #nothappy
 
I've ordered 4 top hats and 5 sprockets from him in the last 2 months and the orders are late,
The fee
That got here were 70% wrong. And I can't get
A response from them. He said they only answer emails from PayPal. In other words, only money coming in. #nothappy

http://kingssalesandservice.com/contact/
Our Phone : (434) 971-7924

He juggles several things at once, but hes a good guy with great products.

Best of luck.
 
Pay pal is your friend in this situation. If you cant get a response from him, try through pay pal, they will help you, but you only have a certain amount of time to do a complaint.
 
if you are looking for 40tooth or 48 tooth, I recommend Manic Mechanic mmbikeparts.com ever since George took it over.. stuff ships fast, and he'll reply to you.
 
Someone should start making a clamp on, two piece hub adapter like the sprocket adapters but made to take a disc brake rotor. That way you could run a sprocket on the left, like Paul is doing, and a disc brake on the right.

The only problem I can see is that with the 6 bolt, ISO pattern most rotors use you might have spoke interference. I might experiment with this some day.

Some guys have adapted a disc brake rotor to mount with the sprocket but in every case I've seen they have to use a small, 36T sprocket to have enough clearance for the caliper to miss the chain. Or mount the caliper where it doesn't make full pad contact with the rotor.

A clamp on adapter would make putting disc brakes on either the front or rear wheel easy. You'd still need to fabricate a caliper bracket but that wouldn't be hard.

Tom
 
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