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Old 10-21-14, 07:00 PM
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This is the cost of fixing up bike. Unless you buy used bikes (that aren't too worn out) for parts. When new "modern" rings are going for $30 to 60 for the common and a few times that for the nice stuff $25 is a deal.

To sound like a bad guy- If the cost seems too high then your budget is too small. Andy.
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Another question for those still interested. I'm still thinking about purchasing a new set of cranks vs chainrings. Here are two examples of what I'm looking at.

Amazon.com : Shimano M131 Crankset (170mm, 48/38/28) : Bike Cranksets And Accessories : Sports & Outdoors

Amazon.com : Shimano M171 Mountain Bicycle Crankset - w/Chainguard - FC-M171 : Bike Chainrings And Accessories : Sports & Outdoors

Both are square taper, 122mm bb length. My existing bottom bracket is 121mm. This wouldn't be a problem would it?

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Old 10-27-14, 02:25 PM
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Originally Posted by richeydog
Another question for those still interested. I'm still thinking about purchasing a new set of cranks vs chainrings. Here are two examples of what I'm looking at.

Amazon.com : Shimano M131 Crankset (170mm, 48/38/28) : Bike Cranksets And Accessories : Sports & Outdoors

Amazon.com : Shimano M171 Mountain Bicycle Crankset - w/Chainguard - FC-M171 : Bike Chainrings And Accessories : Sports & Outdoors

Both are square taper, 122mm bb length. My existing bottom bracket is 121mm. This wouldn't be a problem would it?
Bump for above question. Any help would be great.

Also, If I go with new chainrings, would these work? Are they any good? I can get them from Amazon or directly from Vuelta for about the same price.

https://www.amazon.com/Vuelta-8689925...eywords=vuelta

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Reviving this semi old thread. I've put this on hold for a while and ready to make some changes.

I found a pretty good deal on Vuelta chainrings. My question today is...Can I use a ramped/pinned OUTER chainring (48t) with a NON-ramped/pinned MIDDLE chainring(38t)? Both will be Vuelta branded.

48t Vuelta SE PLUS SE Plus Chain Ring Black, 34 - 48T, Bolt Center Diameter: 110mm

38t Vuelta SE SE Chain Ring, 34 - 60T, Bolt Center Diameter: 110mm
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Help for above question? Pretty please?
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Originally Posted by richeydog

I found a pretty good deal on Vuelta chainrings. My question today is...Can I use a ramped/pinned OUTER chainring (48t) with a NON-ramped/pinned MIDDLE chainring(38t)? Both will be Vuelta branded.
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Thanks again(FB) for your help.
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Next time, start a fresh thread, since many ignore threads that are well worn.
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