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29-12-2006, 16:47
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Re: A source for double strand sprokets..
You should be able to get it as a special order from a Martin or Tsubaki reseller. It's usually listed as a "double single" sprocket. Alternatively, it's not hard to make something broadly equivalent, given a few machine tools.
Edit: I looked at Tsubaki's catalogue, and found this, which suggests that they only have double single sprockets in #40 and above. And similarly, in Martin's catalogue of stock sprockets, the double single appears to come in #40 and above only. Last edited by Tristan Lall : 29-12-2006 at 16:55. |
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