Shimano105 late 80's-early 90's, Need Help
I removed my front chainring (42) and the 53 and need to replace the chainrings. This bike is used in the early spring due to the weather. I would like to know if anyone has any info on where I could purchase new chainrings and hopefully the spacing will be the same. I would like to make the inner a 39 tooth since the bike is an old ALAN frame with a 6 sprocket freewheel. I also have to buy a new derailler pulley wheel, chain, and some cables. Any recommendations on purchases is greatly appreciated.
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Any bike store will have the correct chainrings for that crankset.
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you can pick up Biopace II chainrings on eBay for $10 each or so.
130mm BCD for the 105 crank if I'm not mistaken. Easily measured to be sure. As for cables, chain etc, Nashbar has generics pretty cheap. |
Aebike, JensonUsa and similar have tons of bike parts.
Check the chainrings by Sugino. http://aebike.com/page.cfm?PageID=30...ils&sku=CR1539 Don't forget to measure the Chainring BCD first: http://www.hostelshoppe.com/tech_bol...e_diameter.php |
Originally Posted by grall1126
(Post 6303010)
I removed my front chainring (42) and the 53 and need to replace the chainrings. This bike is used in the early spring due to the weather. I would like to know if anyone has any info on where I could purchase new chainrings and hopefully the spacing will be the same. I would like to make the inner a 39 tooth since the bike is an old ALAN frame with a 6 sprocket freewheel. I also have to buy a new derailler pulley wheel, chain, and some cables. Any recommendations on purchases is greatly appreciated.
thanks |
Second GrassWolfs advice. Biopace or not, be sure to check the BCD before purchasing.
http://www.hostelshoppe.com/tech_bol...e_diameter.php http://www.branfordbike.com/chains/chains1.html (scroll down to Chain Ring measurements made easy...) |
Originally Posted by Sirrus Rider
(Post 6377947)
You can even ditch the biopace for round rings. I was never able to spin biopace smoothly; consequently, a buddy of mine had some campy round rings. (he went to a 53 outer) that he gave me and I've been using ever since..:D
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Originally Posted by HillRider
(Post 6382720)
How did you fit Campy chainrings (135 mm bcd) to a Shimano crank (130 mm bcd)?
http://harriscyclery.net/itemdetails.cfm?ID=2332 and the Campy chainrings were from a compact crankset. |
good answer :)
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Originally Posted by Barabaika
(Post 6385070)
That's easy. His Biopace had 110mm BCD,
http://harriscyclery.net/itemdetails.cfm?ID=2332 and the Campy chainrings were from a compact crankset. |
If it was 42 and 53 tooth rings, I'm almost certain it was 130bcd. Yes you can use a 39. It does not have to be biospace.
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Originally Posted by HillRider
(Post 6386126)
Even that may not explain it. Campy's compact chainrings had a proprietary bcd with one of the bolts off-set from the standard 110 mm bcd to keep you from using "inferior" chainrings on a Campy crank.
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