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ok, that sounds like good advice, thanks for that 
middleburn, is it my imagination or . . .
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ok, i had emailed the activesport guys prior to knowing about them having a poor service record, i have to say their email back was helpful but i still have questions, i have also emailed RJC so i'll see what their response is aswel.
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You could try http://www.allterraincycles.co.uk/ who I think is also a member here.
Down as supplier but don't seem to have any.
Down as supplier but don't seem to have any.
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that's the thing wanted to ask a question, get an answer, then buy them and receive them a day or so later, just don't want the hassle of special ordering via a shop hence looking for an actual stockist.
i thought these would be easy to sort, have emailed middleburn again, hoping for a clear answer from the horses mouth
i thought these would be easy to sort, have emailed middleburn again, hoping for a clear answer from the horses mouth
suburbanreuben
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What do you want to know? I'm sure we can come up with a few different answers, and one may even be right!
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weird, i can't find the email i sent to RJC . . . hmm.
anyway, i may have found the answer here:-
specifically Andy R's post down the page
viewtopic.php?t=91813
some of you may know i am having a bike built (again) last piece of the puzzle is the cranks and BB.
i want middleburn and i am using an alfine rear end, but i have never used a singlespeed/ring/alfine set up before so i am unfamiliar with the issues of chainline of this type of set up. it seemed like every time i looked into it people had different recommendations, the internet made it worse frankly!
i wanted RS7 cranks (square taper) as i prefer the look as they don't have the weird looking tension part on them that the external set does, then i had questions of the best set up, uno ring or spider and ring, and which one gave the correct chainline and did i need to differ from the recommended 113mm BB axle length. no one seemed to offer an answer from middleburn or activesport (i'm sure i emailed RJC but having just checked my sent box i can't find it, thinking about it, i did it direct through their site so it won't be in my sent box, idiot!)
so i think i have found the answer, just need to order now!
appreciate the help though guys, i sort of thought not many would be using this set up though so wouldn't have known, should have known better
anyway, i may have found the answer here:-
specifically Andy R's post down the page
viewtopic.php?t=91813
some of you may know i am having a bike built (again) last piece of the puzzle is the cranks and BB.
i want middleburn and i am using an alfine rear end, but i have never used a singlespeed/ring/alfine set up before so i am unfamiliar with the issues of chainline of this type of set up. it seemed like every time i looked into it people had different recommendations, the internet made it worse frankly!
i wanted RS7 cranks (square taper) as i prefer the look as they don't have the weird looking tension part on them that the external set does, then i had questions of the best set up, uno ring or spider and ring, and which one gave the correct chainline and did i need to differ from the recommended 113mm BB axle length. no one seemed to offer an answer from middleburn or activesport (i'm sure i emailed RJC but having just checked my sent box i can't find it, thinking about it, i did it direct through their site so it won't be in my sent box, idiot!)
so i think i have found the answer, just need to order now!
appreciate the help though guys, i sort of thought not many would be using this set up though so wouldn't have known, should have known better
Active Sport is a trading name of Mark Antony Cycles. Might I suggest a google of mark antony cycles before you make up your mind to place an order with them.
Their shop is fairly local, I personally would rather travel further afield than cross their threshold.
Caveat emptor.
Their shop is fairly local, I personally would rather travel further afield than cross their threshold.
Caveat emptor.
