Narrow HT2 spacers
 

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Has anyone had any success finding bottom bracket spacers for HT2 less than 2.5mm wide? I'm trying to tweak the chainline and get a better fit for an MRP 1x chainguide on my new 456.

I guess these would do (if they had them in stock)??

http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=34981


 
Posted : 19/01/2010 4:52 pm
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Rub one down on some sandpaper?

Might want to watch your fingers though!


 
Posted : 19/01/2010 4:53 pm
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Ohhh good call (the OP not the sanding suggestion), having issue with a new middleburn outer ring & an E-type mech, which this maybe the solution too.


 
Posted : 19/01/2010 4:55 pm
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My HT2 came with a 2.5 , and two thinner ones which added together make 2.5 IIRC


 
Posted : 19/01/2010 4:58 pm
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dont sand them, the cups relly on them being straight


 
Posted : 19/01/2010 4:59 pm
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Did you use them? As the 4 sets I've had only came with the 2.5 versions


 
Posted : 19/01/2010 5:00 pm
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Problem is I only have 1 proper HT spacer. After taking the chainset off a frame with a 73mm shell to a 68mm I've lost the other 2 original spacers. I've fudged a cassette spacer for the non drive side so far and would rather buy a couple of 1.5mm spacers than spend an evening sanding something that I don't have down.

Do new BBs come with spacers? One of the bearings is pretty rough so it may be worthwhile sorting a new one.


 
Posted : 19/01/2010 5:04 pm
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The newer BB's come with two smaller spacers that make up 2.5mm, but it's not a half & half split & one 2.5mm spacer, but can't remember what sizes at the moment.


 
Posted : 19/01/2010 5:06 pm
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Have a look at this:

In the bottom right hand corner, underneath where it says 'When using a band-type front derailleur' the illustration shows a 0.7mm spacer and a 1.8mm spacer.


 
Posted : 19/01/2010 5:07 pm

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