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Old 01-08-10 | 02:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Big Pete
I agree that keeping what I already have is going to be the most cost effective way to do this. To do this I want to find a SS specific chain ring, shorter bolts, chain, and rear cog. Also I'm going to need a chain tensioner and figure out what gearing to run.
don't even bother with the SS specific chainring, at least not at first. Just use one of your existing chainrings, and at one point, when you are flushed with money, you can but yourself a new fancy one.

If you want to be really cheap, you can make your own short stack chainring bolts by grinding down your existing pair.
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