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20-07.-2006, 09:36 PM
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Re: Chain, BBs, Rings, cassettes
Nic,
I get my TA Chainrings from Greenspeed Vic, the outers and middles 130/110 all come with pins and ramps. The inners, 110 or 74 do not! 
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20-07.-2006, 10:04 PM
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Re: Chain, BBs, Rings, cassettes
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hmm...Okay. weird. That was the specific thing against them in the review(s?) I read. Not much point in the inner rings I guess <G> Anyway. Thanks for that. |
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20-07.-2006, 10:06 PM
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Re: Chain, BBs, Rings, cassettes
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Sorry. I guess I should ask. Is this road or offroad, and how do you find them to ride with? |
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20-07.-2006, 10:40 PM
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Re: Chain, BBs, Rings, cassettes
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Are you ridin yours on the cranks??  I thought it only mattered (road or offroad) for the tyres. 
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20-07.-2006, 11:46 PM
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Re: Chain, BBs, Rings, cassettes
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Not quite sure what you mean about the cranks..  I suppose I should be thinking cassettes rather than CRs, but offroad I find myself having to change gears a lot more under "surprising" conditions. I ride very winding singletracks. So it's downhill, over two rocks (that's things not the place George!<G>) then have to brake to turn right angles round a tree and push back uphill. If I am to get any peadlled speed down the first hill, then I need to change either halfway around the corner, (or I forget and need to change gping up :-< ) But yes, it's rear changes, not front, that are like this. |
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24-07.-2006, 02:50 PM
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Re: Chain, BBs, Rings, cassettes
http://www.coveproductions.com/store/ sells Ti Cycledynamics chainrings
Inner = USD24 Middle = USD40 Not scary priced, considering claimed life I would settle for steel, but they are rare. I just have a problem sorry with using Aluminium for a wear part, in the grit. |
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25-07.-2006, 08:42 PM
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Re: Chain, BBs, Rings, cassettes
Nick,
Have you measured the BCD (PCD) of the chainrings??
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25-07.-2006, 11:08 PM
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Re: Chain, BBs, Rings, cassettes
Why do you ask?
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