beerbattered
New Member
Is it possible to buy a sprocket without holes? I'm going to mount it on the disk mount and I don't think I have to have an adapter for any other reason so why not eliminate it by drilling proper holes?
drill your own sprocket?
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Elmo
New Member
Check out Azbills threads. I bought a wheel from him that is set up that way. It appears that he took a regular sprocket and drilled it to match the holes on the disc brake rotor and cut the center out. PM Azbill for more info.
RedB66
Active Member
I've used regular one piece sprockets. The hole for the crank lines up perfectly with the 9 hole pattern on the rag joint. As far as drilling the holes where you need them shouldn't be a problem.
This is the sprocket I use.
BMX Accessories - Solid Chrome 36T Sprocket, bike sprocket, bicycle sprocket, bike chain ring | BikeWorldUSA | Bicycle Parts and Bike Accessories
This is the sprocket I use.
BMX Accessories - Solid Chrome 36T Sprocket, bike sprocket, bicycle sprocket, bike chain ring | BikeWorldUSA | Bicycle Parts and Bike Accessories
azbill
Active Member
all I did was cut the 9 hole pattern from hole to hole with a grinder
then centered the rotor (160mm) on the sprocket and marked the holes
I found the disc mount was to far out and wouldn't line up with engine sprocket
it is spaced closer to spokes with 2 nuts (I used washers until I got the spacing figured out)
then centered the rotor (160mm) on the sprocket and marked the holes
I found the disc mount was to far out and wouldn't line up with engine sprocket
it is spaced closer to spokes with 2 nuts (I used washers until I got the spacing figured out)
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