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Old 07-28-11, 11:33 AM
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Would I be ok with putting Nashbar brand chain rings to my shimano crank.

I have a SRAM chain. Would there be any problems with skipping etc?
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Match the bolt circle diameter, buy a new chain..

BTW Nashbar doesn't make anything it sells, they just reship what they buy in bulk
a big enough order to have their name printed on it.
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I haven't been impressed with the build quality of Nashbar-brand cassettes in the past and would *guess* that their chainrings would be similar. Is it just a cost issue, or did you have some other reason for trying the Nashbar rings?
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I also have not been impressed with the Nashbar branded cassettes. I don't know about their chainrings. I have been impressed with the Nashbar branded 9 speed chains.
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Originally Posted by Lawrence08648
I also have not been impressed with the Nashbar branded cassettes. I don't know about their chainrings. I have been impressed with the Nashbar branded 9 speed chains.
Their cassettes are, AFAIK, rebranded SunRace and they are functional if not great. I use them on my "rain bike" where they are continually abused and any cassette would have a short service life so I might as well go cheap.

Nashbar's chains are rebranded KMC's which have a good reputation under their actual makers name too.
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I'd be highly surprised if the Nashbar rings shifted as good as Shimano.
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