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Old 07-24-10 | 03:25 PM
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Originally Posted by badamsjr
If it is a standard (double) 144bcd crank, could you mount the ring you use on the 'inner', and use a larger 'outer' ring as a 'keeper' (not to shift to)?

Just noticed you said 'track crank'--not too familiar with them--are they set up where you can only mount ONE ring?
It looks like I could do this. The double-ring crank I replaced seems to have one chainring mounted on the inner-side of the spider and one on the outer-side. It looks like perhaps if I used longer 'bolts' (I'm not sure what these are called on the crank; they look similar to rivets) I should be able to do this. I'm not sure; here are some photographs if they are any help:

http://bikeisland.com/images/xrpcrank80.htm

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