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  • Middleburn Chainline when using an uno ….bottom bracket size
  • simonlovesrocks
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    Hi,

    Having decided that the HTII system is a pain in the arse iv gone back to ST for simplicity. Im running a 1×9 set up I was just wondering what size BB would be correct to get the optimum chain line. Middleburn suggests a 113mm with a spider but to me the uno is a different kettle of fish.

    Also do I really need a 8/9speed specific ring ? as opposed to a 3/32 ?

    warpcow
    Free Member

    I can't really comment too much on UNO for 1×9. I'm using ST Middleburns with a regular spider for 1×9 and had a b****r of a time getting the chainline correct for my e.13 guide. An UNO comes in at a 50mm (w/113mm BB) chainline from what Middleburn state. I had to space my ring in to 48mm so as not to interfere with the guide. Works fine though, just be careful picking a guide (Paul's Chain-Keeper would have been better, in hindsight).

    Any 3/32 ring is fine.

    pedalhead
    Free Member

    I'd be interested in how this turns out for you as I have a frame on the way onto which I'll be putting a 113mm Royce BB & Middleburn Uno (for 1×9).

    Jason
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    On my frame with a 73mm BB shell I had to go to a 118mm axle. With the suggested 113mm axle there was a paper thin space between the retaining ring and the end of the BB body.

    Pitto
    Free Member

    I had same issue as Jason. Ended up going for a 118mm axle even though a 113 was advised.

    pedalhead
    Free Member

    Bugger, this doesn't bode well 🙄

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