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Old 11-20-20, 08:31 AM
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If the outside sprocket just screws into the second, a pair of chainwhips and some grunting will do the trick; so that part is simple.

After that you really ought to re-space the hub; get that right side as close to the dropout as you can. You may well have an axle that is too long, so substituting a shorter, or the procrustean method will fix that.
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