It should, if your chain line is off then just put the big chainring where the smaller one would be or leave it where it is if it’s fine. I bought a vintage shimano exage that was perfect chain line.
meadowman2 on
Yeah 100%. The likelihood is that these chain rings are 3/32 spacing which is for a thinner chain, I would try and find a chainring that’s 1/8 instead so you can run a proper track chain. Also if you find some singlespeed chainring bolts that’ll mean you can take the little ring off. It may also not be the best chain line but honestly I would sweat that too much.
lazac69 on
I think it does, but chainline might be ass depending on which chainring you use
Asjutton on
Ofc, and it doesnt look like the rings are bolted shut so you can remove one and it will be just like any other 1x crankset.
Kooky-Region-6929 on
You can’t use that chainring because it’s a biopace (not fully round)
Works used one on an vintage conversion build. but yeah chainline could be messed up, you could test which side works best
Alien_Swimmer_1983 on
Try but the chainline Need to be fixed
HellsEngels on
I used a 600 crankset on my brother cycles all-day for years with no issues. You have to adjust your BB width and where you are fixing the chainring for your chain line
Also if using the chainring (if it’s not biopace), it’s advised to go for a 3/32 chain not the usual 1/8 (though would need a 3/32 sprocket as well)
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It should, if your chain line is off then just put the big chainring where the smaller one would be or leave it where it is if it’s fine. I bought a vintage shimano exage that was perfect chain line.
Yeah 100%. The likelihood is that these chain rings are 3/32 spacing which is for a thinner chain, I would try and find a chainring that’s 1/8 instead so you can run a proper track chain. Also if you find some singlespeed chainring bolts that’ll mean you can take the little ring off. It may also not be the best chain line but honestly I would sweat that too much.
I think it does, but chainline might be ass depending on which chainring you use
Ofc, and it doesnt look like the rings are bolted shut so you can remove one and it will be just like any other 1x crankset.
You can’t use that chainring because it’s a biopace (not fully round)
https://preview.redd.it/5jowku8jqbug1.jpeg?width=1946&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=cdac20138555f022bb2e7c58cefddf94c535e6dc
Works used one on an vintage conversion build. but yeah chainline could be messed up, you could test which side works best
Try but the chainline Need to be fixed
I used a 600 crankset on my brother cycles all-day for years with no issues. You have to adjust your BB width and where you are fixing the chainring for your chain line
Also if using the chainring (if it’s not biopace), it’s advised to go for a 3/32 chain not the usual 1/8 (though would need a 3/32 sprocket as well)