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Chainrings - Shimano vs Sram

Old 06-02-13, 05:07 PM
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Chainrings - Shimano vs Sram

What chainrings are better? I crashed in a race today and both of mine are bent well beyond repair. Any suggestions? Thanks. My bike currently has Shimano components, so could I use a Sram Chainring? Thanks. Shimano compact crank
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If you've got one of the fancy Integrated cranksets, you can only use the shimano Rings. Otherwise, use anything you want.
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