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Old 03-29-14, 09:15 PM
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FSA Chain rings

Will FSA S9 chain rings work with a 10 speed? I see S-10 rings that say they will work with 9 or 10 speeds but not the other way around. I have found a whole set for a triple that I would like to buy if they will work.
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Maybe .. teeth are thinner as the "speeds" count goes up.. chain has to settle over the teeth .
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9 and 10-speed chainrings are so close in dimensions that the difference can be pretty much neglected. I've used a 9-speed crank (Ultegra FC-6503) with 10-speed chains and cassettes for thousands of miles with no problems. As to FSA chainrings and cranks in general, they have a checkered history so ,while it should work, no guarantees.
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9/10 speed chainrings are interchangeable, if you look at Shimano rings, they have 9/10 speed stamped on them.
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Thanks that's what I thought but needed someone who had done it's opinion
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You can find dozens of this same sort of topic in the archives , go Look ..

you are not the first , even from Texas ..
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