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Single chain ring advice
Greetings,
as an old MTB of mine only gets used for commuting these days, I'm looking at replacing the current triple with a single ring when it's due for replacement (it should be due in summer). Any advice on a good single ring chainset (42-48T) and supplier would be appreciated. T.T.F.N. SPENNY |
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Single chain ring advice
"Spencer Bullen" wrote in message
... Greetings, as an old MTB of mine only gets used for commuting these days, I'm looking at replacing the current triple with a single ring when it's due for replacement (it should be due in summer). Any advice on a good single ring chainset (42-48T) and supplier would be appreciated. You've got one :-) Just take off the other rings, and there you are. You'll want some new chainring bolts for the single conversion. Also decide whether you want to use middle or outer position (chainline). A single speed/bmx style chainring may be nice too (no shifting ramps). cheers, clive |
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Single chain ring advice
Spencer Bullen wrote:
supplier would be appreciated. Nopt the cheapest of suppliers, but: http://www.sjscycles.com/store/cat60.htm |
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