M8000 2x11 to 1x11 help please

[Odinson]

Done and Done

 

 

Thanks again the help. New Chain is 116 Links. 

 

I went for a Test Ride at Meerendal this weekend. Bike Climbs like a dream, I can't say the same about the rider though 

 

THERE'S A MOUSE IN YOUR HOUSE!

[lyslexic]

Looks great....that chainring looks ssssoooooooooo tiny now!!!!!   :lol:   

 

Are you using the medium or long caged derailleur? Can't make it out cause of that monster cassette throwing off the proportions a little 

 

 

Long cage and yes, that 50 is the size of a plate     

[popcorn_skollie]

Done and Done

 

 

Thanks again the help. New Chain is 116 Links. 

 

I went for a Test Ride at Meerendal this weekend. Bike Climbs like a dream, I can't say the same about the rider though 

 

If they go beyond 50 teeth I'm done. 

 

More importantly however, it looks like that little mouse has wheels. I'm assuming it dashes about? Where can I get that? The wife will freak out if I let such a thing loose in the house.

Edited September 19, 2017 by popcorn_skollie

[lyslexic]

THERE'S A MOUSE IN YOUR HOUSE!

 

 

It's not mine. It's her's 

[lyslexic]

More importantly however, it looks like that little mouse has wheels. I'm assuming it dashes about? Where can I get that? The wife will freak out if I let such a thing loose in the house.

 

 

yup, the mouse has wheels. I bought it in a shop in Denmark, so not sure if you can get them here. Was a present for the cat.

[chrisvwyk]

I have a 2x11 setup with a 42T cassette and 36T chainring conversion, do i use a 114 or 116 link

[Koos Likkewaan]

I have a 2x11 setup with a 42T cassette and 36T chainring conversion, do i use a 114 or 116 link

 

You also need to consider chainstay length.

 

114 will work with your ratios if the chainstay length is around 460mm.

[Quagga]

I have a 2x11 setup with a 42T cassette and 36T chainring conversion, do i use a 114 or 116 link

Get the longest chain you can get and then trim it to correct size