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16-02-2016, 21:03

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Re: Sprockets on a bearing?

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Originally Posted by Joe Johnson

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Sure, just use a hex bearing from AndyMark or VexPro and put a 1.125" hole in your lever (or sprocket) and Bob's your uncle.

Dr. Joe J.

Will try that, and second question. What is the best way to directly attach a sprocket to the lever. The normal way is running a hex shaft through the sprocket into the lever, but obviously that's not a option in this case.

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