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The chain on my SS seems to jump.

Just finished the build. I used a FireEye rear sprocket and spacers, FireEye springed tensioner, half link chain and a Race Face Turbine chain ring mounted onto LX cranks.

Checked the chain line a couple of times to get it right.

Due to the limited spacers in kit I had to move the BB spacers to the left side.

While pedaling lightly the chain seems to jump.

the chain run centre on rear sprocket but seems to be running to the left of chain ring.

Any advice?

I'm almost at the point of ditching the chain and chain ring and going for a DartMoor setup.

 

Race Face chain ring is 10 speed though!

Edited by Reden
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Everything is brand new and no stiff link also. Checked that.

Did the stick test and everything ties up.

My only opinion is that it might be the chainring itself.

Where do I get SS specific chain rings in JHB or Pretoria?

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Everything is brand new and no stiff link also. Checked that.

Did the stick test and everything ties up.

My only opinion is that it might be the chainring itself.

Where do I get SS specific chain rings in JHB or Pretoria?

Epic Cycles sells halflinks and Blackspire non ramped rings

Edited by rouxtjie
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Everything is brand new and no stiff link also. Checked that.

Did the stick test and everything ties up.

My only opinion is that it might be the chainring itself.

Where do I get SS specific chain rings in JHB or Pretoria?

Diald Bikes will be able to help you out. www.dialdbikes.co.za

 

Otherwise get hold of Naas her on The Hub from EvoBikes. They're just received some Wolf Component chain rings.

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Epic Cycles sells halflinks and Blackspire non ramped rings

Got everything from them. Blackspire was not mentioned then.

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my 2c. Check your chan rings are bolted in straight, take a link out and check the drop out is straight.

 

You can also swop the rear spacers around, thus moving the rear cog.

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You can also shorten the chain by a link or 2.....

The chain is currently made to suit a 18T sprocket. 16T installed.

Will see if I can remove one link but first I'm going to replace the chain ring and get better spacers for better setup.

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