Originally posted by teroy
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BBSHD on a Salsa Bucksaw - Yeehaw!
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"This was pretty much not going to be safe under power, so I lamented and researched my brains out trying to come up with a solution. I attempted to space out my cassette by taking some of the lower cogs off, and using them as spacer behind the granny gear, to try and bring the chain closer to center... but the derailleur just wouldn't clear the gears when they were any closer to the swing arm. Plus, the chain stay is pretty tight, and the chain would rub on the chain stay when the larger cogs where moved outboard. I debated grinding down the bottom bracket shell on the drive side, as I still had plenty of clearance..."
There is something you can do to help with the restacked casette issue.
There are derailer hanger extensions that drop the hanger down, and sometimes out also.
https://www.amazon.com/derailleur-ex...lleur+extender
They don't cost much. So might be worth a try.
I made my own extension. I bought 2 Wheels Mfg. replacement hangers and cut the opposite ends off fo them and welded the long parts together. It gained about 6T on the casette size. Since I was using all 8 gears I kept the derailer in as far as stock. If you're moving the low gear out, one of the offset versions might be good for you.
Buying from Wheels I knew the alloy for welding and knew they weren't cast. So still bendable for adjustment if needed.
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Originally posted by Linktron2000 View PostIs there a way for me to find out why this wrench icon keeps blinking in my display?
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Your post inspired me! I just got a medium frame Bucksaw and I'm installing it right now. Can you tell me where you got those spacers that go on either end of the bottom bracket shell to secure the motor with the o-ring?
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I recently finished building a non e bike version. I used a 27.5+ fork instead of a Bluto. The JJ 26 x 4.0 tires clear the fork. I also run WTB 26 x 2.4 (actually clse to 2.6). Both tires work on 50mm rims.
Occasional good deals come up on ebay for new bikes and frames.
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Todd if you can afford the ticket price that's the bike you want, super nice suspension fatty.
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Super nice! I would love a bike like this. Thank you for your detailed description of the build.
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perfect job. just bought a used buckksaw 2 from 2015 like yours. Is there a reason why you didn“t use the adapter from luna like this https://lunacycle.com/bbshd-locking-...92-86-5mm-bbs/ or this https://lunacycle.com/pf41-bb-adapte...mm-120mm-73mm/ ?
I really like this bike, I want to change the rims to fit 4,6" tires on it and I try to get the original frame bag from revelate for building a custom batterypack with my spotwelder. On the other hand I have to say, that the sharkpack that you use looks also very nice. What sprocket size do you use?
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Originally posted by Harold View PostSo jealous, very cool. My favorite f/s fat bike. What's it weigh without the battery?
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So jealous, very cool. My favorite f/s fat bike. What's it weigh without the battery?
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Great job on the build! Ditto on the hose clamp workaround. Especially the shrinkwrap,cool.
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