No spacer, but if you have a bigger sprocket you might need one to stop the sprocket from rubbing, I tried an offset 40 which i had and it would need a spacer, but I like the stock size. The stock size the Lekkie is so small they are really cheap compared to the other sizes.
Added shift cut out, didn't look right coming out of the brake, so I moved it up the cable. Cut wire where wanted the cable and subtracted the length of the sensor
Hi Ralph.. did your Lekkie ring need a spacer(s) for the chain to clear the frame?
THE END - Of the bar that is, hope this helps with installs.
More control wires
Keep Throttle on left side, on the right it interferes with the shifter.
Used silicone tape to keep wires clean. This is the display and throttle wires.
I don't use brake cut off, I won't ever use the throttle or pedal while braking. Looks cleaner without, I just snipped them off and taped the ends.
Under view speed sensor
When fishing the cable through the sensor it is not straight through, so a small bend in the wire and aiming down will make life simpler.
When installing the shift sensor you pull the cable out at the lever enough not to cut cable when cutting the housing, then just push it back.
Added shift cut out, didn't look right coming out of the brake, so I moved it up the cable. Cut wire where wanted the cable and subtracted the length of the sensor
Replaced plastic c clamps with wire ties to hold multiple wires.
Deore foot peg and view of heat shrink and wire tie to frame
Added Gravel King tubeless tires
Added suspension seat post for comfort.
Needed a bracket for Bigger rotor from 160mm to 203mm, only $10, and rotor is Magura only $35 - Really makes a difference.
Added 203mm front rotor for better stopping due to increased speeds.and 4 piston caliper. Most of stopping power is in front left rear stock
Battery in seat bag with small slit for wire to run out. Put Heat Shrink tubing on wires
Used same tooth size sprocket as stock ,works great! Didn't have to take off chain and cut.
Added piece of steel and cut off end to make cheap tool for torque.
Spaced with washers
Wiring tucked