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I'm hella salty I wanted a 25 tooth red Sunday Knox couldnt find any that was on danscomp,so I went with the only red guarded sprocket the bully national one,and I was gonna order the fit indent cranks in 24mm but the bore on my sprocket is 22mm is there anyway I could make it work,ik it sounds dumb but I bent my spline drive 19mm cranks and want better cranks like the fit indents,don't recommend me any other cranks pls
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go to a machine shop , or take a file and remove the material yourself
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RonnieRawdawg wrote:go to a machine shop , or take a file and remove the material yourself
DO NOT TRY TO FILE IT YOURSELF. YOU WILL SCREW IT UP.
Go to a machine shop and see what it would cost to bore it to 24mm.
OR Return it and get a 28t and pedal harder.
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RonnieRawdawg wrote:go to a machine shop , or take a file and remove the material yourself
dave lawrence wrote:DO NOT TRY TO FILE IT YOURSELF. YOU WILL SCREW IT UP.
Go to a machine shop and see what it would cost to bore it to 24mm.
OR ...more
Wait wait they can do that and it will work
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dave lawrence wrote:DO NOT TRY TO FILE IT YOURSELF. YOU WILL SCREW IT UP.
Go to a machine shop and see what it would cost to bore it to 24mm.
OR ...more
i took a file to my skworl nutcracker couldnt get the adapter in for 19mm and yep works fine
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Hmmm thanks guys for all the help now all o need to know where I can get this don and done right
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DONT ASK TO HAVE IT MACHINED TO 24MM.
The proper bore is 15/16" (23.8mm)
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And I just want to add that it would probably be close to the same price just to order a whole new sprocket
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RonnieRawdawg wrote:go to a machine shop , or take a file and remove the material yourself
dave lawrence wrote:DO NOT TRY TO FILE IT YOURSELF. YOU WILL SCREW IT UP.
Go to a machine shop and see what it would cost to bore it to 24mm.
OR ...moreRonnieRawdawg wrote:i took a file to my skworl nutcracker couldnt get the adapter in for 19mm and yep works fine
Little different when filing a tiny bit for an adapter VS filing 2 mm out to make it work.
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