116bcd, 3 hole steel chainrings
01-13-22 | 10:21 PM
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116bcd, 3 hole steel chainrings
Starting off - newb on this topic and yes, I did a search here…
I have a couple of 116bcd 3 hole cranksets that need chainrings. These will be single speed bikes so I’m thinking ~46 teeth. Are these common or am I looking for unicorns?
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I have a couple of 116bcd 3 hole cranksets that need chainrings. These will be single speed bikes so I’m thinking ~46 teeth. Are these common or am I looking for unicorns?
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01-13-22 | 10:58 PM
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Ones like this Nervar ring on eBay are pretty common, though 46t might be hard to find:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/wwW-116-mm-...-127632-2357-0
Those 3-arm steel cottered cranksets from Stronglight and Nervar were standard on early 70s Raleigh SuperCourse bikes.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/wwW-116-mm-...-127632-2357-0
Those 3-arm steel cottered cranksets from Stronglight and Nervar were standard on early 70s Raleigh SuperCourse bikes.
01-14-22 | 10:07 AM
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Thanks JohnDThompson. That chart is exactly what I was looking for.
01-14-22 | 02:40 PM
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There may be unicorns roaming between 49T and 42T, but its not like baiting bears with stale donuts...
You might find a half step chainset, but make sure the chainrings are individual, and not bolted together.
You might find a half step chainset, but make sure the chainrings are individual, and not bolted together.
