fyxomatosis track chainrings
10-23-08, 07:43 PM
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fyxomatosis track chainrings
Greetings from Melburn.
Finally, you can sink your teeth into these.
fyxomatosis chainrings
All 144BCD - 1/8th
All 4mm plate.
Australian made.
Tested on couriers and track animals.
All come with a 12 month 'Kill me if you can'* warranty.
RAW finish - USD$59 delivered
POLISHED Finish - USD$69 delivered
Get them HERE
If you wear out a chainring significantly from riding in 12 months, we will replace it FREE.
No exceptions.
It will take more than a ride across China and back to wear us out in a year - Good luck!
*TC approved.
Finally, you can sink your teeth into these.
fyxomatosis chainrings
All 144BCD - 1/8th
All 4mm plate.
Australian made.
Tested on couriers and track animals.
All come with a 12 month 'Kill me if you can'* warranty.
RAW finish - USD$59 delivered
POLISHED Finish - USD$69 delivered
Get them HERE
If you wear out a chainring significantly from riding in 12 months, we will replace it FREE.
No exceptions.
It will take more than a ride across China and back to wear us out in a year - Good luck!
*TC approved.
10-23-08, 07:58 PM
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I seriously just sliced and ate a tomato after seeing that pic... Nice chainring. Make some in 130bcd and 3/32 and you'll clean house. Whats the material and weight anyway? I assume aluminum and light but it almost looks like stainless and heavy LOL.
10-23-08, 08:15 PM
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I'm really digging the raw one... I'll def try to pick one up when I need more rings for track season next year.
10-23-08, 08:28 PM
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They are SUPER silent. I've ridden just about every chainring there is - Suntour Superbe, Campagnolo, Sugino, No namers, SR, Dura-ace. These are quieter and wear better, even with the wipperman BMX chain I had.
They'll be available eventually in 130/135 - 1/8th.
They're not light due to their beefy cut, material is aluminium.
When I get some digital scales I'll have an accurate weight.
Ride safe.
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All in odd-numbered teeth?
Those look incredible! I ride a Sugino setup right now. 46x16. I might try out one of those 47 rings when you get them in 130bcd
Those look incredible! I ride a Sugino setup right now. 46x16. I might try out one of those 47 rings when you get them in 130bcd
10-23-08, 10:57 PM
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these are better. www.cycleunderground.com.au and they make them to pretty much any specs you want and with lots of cool designs. the guys are really cool too. i needed 135 and they did that. i might have them make me one in 130 for my daily ride. theyre made using one single process, unlike most major chainring manufacturers (even high end rings like the sugino zen) which assures that the tolerances are higher because they are not being transported between machining machines
anyway, theyre designed like that because its a deeper profile for the chain to sit in AND your (hopefully) not shifting on a fixie so this design keeps the chain around the chainring better.
anyway, theyre designed like that because its a deeper profile for the chain to sit in AND your (hopefully) not shifting on a fixie so this design keeps the chain around the chainring better.
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10-23-08, 11:04 PM
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**** them- these are better. www.cycleunderground.com.au and they make them to pretty much any specs you want and with lots of cool designs. the guys are really cool too. i needed 135 and they did that. i might have them make me one in 130 for my daily ride. theyre made using one single process, unlike most major chainring manufacturers (even high end rings like the sugino zen) which assures that the tolerances are higher because they are not being transported between machining machines
anyway, theyre designed like that because its a deeper profile for the chain to sit in AND your (hopefully) not shifting on a fixie so this design keeps the chain around the chainring better.
anyway, theyre designed like that because its a deeper profile for the chain to sit in AND your (hopefully) not shifting on a fixie so this design keeps the chain around the chainring better.
Since when are sugino zen rings high end?
These from OP look really good, and anyone who can put a warranty on their product speaks volumes.
10-24-08, 12:34 AM
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Wow... I am gonna get one of hose other ones for my buddy who cant find a 47 or 49t 130 bcd 1/8" chainring he likes... those seem nice.
Sugino NJS Track Racing Zen chainrings are a bit more fancy than the standard Sugino 75 chainring and their Messenger Zen...
Quoted from Ben's:
"Sugino ZEN RACING (NJS)
1/8" 144 BCD CHAINRING 44-55t
7075 T6 aluminum, stamped, machined and then polished smooth.
The Zen Racing ring also features the SSGN super smooth tooth profile, which means the tooth valleys are rounder and the side tooth profile is smoother than the standard Sugino 75 SSG rings.
This slightly more expensive process helps reduces chain noise and also improves ring and chain engagement and wear."
"Sugino MESSENGER Chainring
Similiar to the big brother ZEN, just a bit smaller for the street. 42-45t
Made out of stiff T6 aluminum, stamped, anodized black and machined . A gorgeous high-quality 1/8" ring at a great price."
I think I may get one of the OP's chainrings, 47 or 49t polished, for my Campagnolo Record crankset. Theyre pretty...
Sugino NJS Track Racing Zen chainrings are a bit more fancy than the standard Sugino 75 chainring and their Messenger Zen...
Quoted from Ben's:
"Sugino ZEN RACING (NJS)
1/8" 144 BCD CHAINRING 44-55t
7075 T6 aluminum, stamped, machined and then polished smooth.
The Zen Racing ring also features the SSGN super smooth tooth profile, which means the tooth valleys are rounder and the side tooth profile is smoother than the standard Sugino 75 SSG rings.
This slightly more expensive process helps reduces chain noise and also improves ring and chain engagement and wear."
"Sugino MESSENGER Chainring
Similiar to the big brother ZEN, just a bit smaller for the street. 42-45t
Made out of stiff T6 aluminum, stamped, anodized black and machined . A gorgeous high-quality 1/8" ring at a great price."
I think I may get one of the OP's chainrings, 47 or 49t polished, for my Campagnolo Record crankset. Theyre pretty...
10-24-08, 07:05 AM
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**** them- these are better. www.cycleunderground.com.au and they make them to pretty much any specs you want and with lots of cool designs.
I have a cycle underground ring though, and it is awesome.
10-24-08, 11:09 AM
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Should make them in the old Campy record/ Sugino Mighty Comp pattern.
And maybe make some 151 bcd ones. 49 t and polished would be perfect.
And maybe make some 151 bcd ones. 49 t and polished would be perfect.
10-24-08, 11:14 AM
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Originally Posted by Business Cycles
For those who care about such issues, Zen rings bear the NJS logo for keirin certification.
