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Originally Posted by southpawboston
I suppose so. My current chainline is seriously skewed toward the smaller cogs (it is probably lined up with the second outermost cog), but it's never dropped when in the largest cog. I could fix this by mounting the chainring inboard on the pro 5 vis crank, but that would look funny.
Or you could use the outboard position for a custom chainguard...what I like to do and it gives a re-purposed second life to worn-out chainrings. Just get a toothless old ring of a size large enough to cover up the inner one, rough-clip off the teeth with big nippers, then grind smooth and round on a bench grinder...sand and polish as required.
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