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  • I agree in principle, but the chainline is hard to get right with a flat chainring. I've modified some Novatec axles to give the required line to go with 5600 cranks. Obviously, I went full tart mode, but the basic hack is to turn the drive side aluminium nut down to about half its original thickness and add a corresponding spacer between the aluminium nut and the bearing on the NDS. If you're using it on the track, you'll probably have to trim the axle a bit as it will poke out of the drive side track nut. The 120mm axle is probably long enough not to cause track nut engagement issues on the NDS with a steel frame, but you can get a 130mm axle if you need to.

    Hmm.....maybe i can get away with a 3/32" ring, without hacking the hub.

  • ild say neoretro wouldnt work aesthetically with that kind of old frame.

    also, finding a 110bcd track ring could prove a pain.

    ild say save the hassle and get a square taper crankset. shaved road could save you some pennies

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