Fitted bb chainguide, pedals won't turn
xdeity
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Hi.
I've just fitted a BB chain guide to my Mongoose Teocali, who I fitted it there were no spacers between the bb and the frame. Having tightened it all back up I now realise that the non drive side pedal has been brought closer to the frame so much that it is touching and will no longer turn.
The bb is a shimano BBES30 bc1.37x24.
Obviously this is an issue, I need the chainguide because I keep losing my chain on my 1x9 setup but I need to pedal even more lol.
Any ideas on what I can do? Can I get a longer bb? Is there some way of spacing the non drive pedal further out?
Anything anyone can suggest, because I built the bike up myself with little experience and slthough I did a reasonable job and it normally rides pretty well, I'm at the end of my skills
Many thanks
I've just fitted a BB chain guide to my Mongoose Teocali, who I fitted it there were no spacers between the bb and the frame. Having tightened it all back up I now realise that the non drive side pedal has been brought closer to the frame so much that it is touching and will no longer turn.
The bb is a shimano BBES30 bc1.37x24.
Obviously this is an issue, I need the chainguide because I keep losing my chain on my 1x9 setup but I need to pedal even more lol.
Any ideas on what I can do? Can I get a longer bb? Is there some way of spacing the non drive pedal further out?
Anything anyone can suggest, because I built the bike up myself with little experience and slthough I did a reasonable job and it normally rides pretty well, I'm at the end of my skills
Many thanks
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so octalink BB?
there are no spacers used.
BB Mount device?
you Need the E Version of the BB."Do not follow where the path may lead, Go instead where there is no path, and Leave a Trail."
Parktools :?:SheldonBrown0 -
You'll need to either get a new BB with a longer spindle (although this will move the cranks and chainrings outwards, which may adversely affect the "chainline") or get an "e-type" version of the BB with the correct spindle length. (The e-type BBs have an offset flange on the driveside which allows for the thickness of the fixing plate of the e-type derailleurs (or in this case, your chainguide).0