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Old 06-10-05, 10:17 PM
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"Messed up" teeth on chainring

When I was younger, one didn't want "missing," nubbed, or twisted teeth on one's chainring (or in one's mouth ). Am I right in thinking that rings are now designed this way?

Mine still look more messed up than what is shown on Shimano's website.
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Usually, you'll see ramps on the side of the chainring, and maybe a shorter tooth after the ramp, but I have yet to see any missing teeth. Your smallest chainring should be pretty much normal looking though.
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