Old 10-05-17, 01:53 AM
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Schadenfreuder
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Bikes: Raleigh Arena (1985) / FWE Arkose1 (2013) / Cannondale Slate 105 (2017)

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FSA's website is a labyrinth. If you don't have the exact part number you often can't find the item you're looking for.
OMEGA/VERO PRO chainring
This link takes you to the Omega / Vero Pro items.
As for quality? Cannondale have chosen to fit the FSA rings to their venerable Si crankset (same as my Slate) using a new Cannondale spider with the FSA 120/90bcd.
This setup is now on two of their (while not quite flag ship) more interesting 2018 models.

My Slate 105 has fairly basic FSA 52/36 rings and hasn't shifted badly on me yet. My older Arkose 1 had a FSA 9 speed crankset which worked well, and I only changed the it for a Sugino 601 because I couldn't get a small chainring less than a 33t with the road 110 BCD at the time.
But as you say you get what you pay for, and this option could get exist Cannondale users a 46/30 or 48/32 set up for maybe under €100/$100...

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