Thread: Insufficient wheel-axel friction
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Re: Insufficient wheel-axel friction
How about attaching your sprocket to your wheels instead of to the shaft. This way your wheel and sprocket would be a free spinning entity on the shaft. This is how 229 has done it for at least the past 3 years. Example

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