Saints & bmx adaptor?

rubber side up

Ok. while wondering what the best bet would be to resolve my current 3 piece crank problems, i started thinking about saints. BUT, would i be able to use them with a bmx bb shell adaptor? or would it push the chainline out/make the BB too wide?

Cheers for the help all [:)]

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The Joe Show

Yes you can.

BUT, make sure you can an adaptor that has flush bolts.

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rubber side up

something like this?

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Something round here tastes bad. Could be plain old bad taste.
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