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Sugino 75 cranks - ISO or JIS taper?

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Old 05-07-08, 09:45 PM
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Originally Posted by dobber
You do realise that the chainline for a hub is fixed, regardless of the dropout spacing.
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Originally Posted by dobber
You do realise that the chainline for a hub is fixed, regardless of the dropout spacing.
you do realise you can make it work regardless............ just like you can make vise grips work as a wrench but its not the proper tool for the job.
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