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Old 11-03-10 | 04:19 PM
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Rotor Rings?

Anyone have good results with a set? I have an Ultegra crankset, is it possible for me to remove my existing rings and just buy a new set of the Rotor Rings?

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I'd rather pay 250 for a set rather than 500. Knowing my luck, I'd but the whole crankset, hate it and then sell it for a loss.
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Here is a set on an Ultegra crankset.
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Old 11-03-10 | 05:13 PM
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Originally Posted by ilvwhtgrls
Anyone have good results with a set? I have an Ultegra crankset, is it possible for me to remove my existing rings and just buy a new set of the Rotor Rings?

https://www.competitivecyclist.com/pr...56.1697.0.html
I really like mine. Bought just the big ring first so I can compare it to a small traditional round ring. I'll be keeping mine and probably pick up the small ring in the future. Mine are on SRAM force crank arms and look great.
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I really like mine. Bought just the big ring first so I can compare it to a small traditional round ring. I'll be keeping mine and probably pick up the small ring in the future. Mine are on SRAM force crank arms and look great.
I was thinking about doing the same thing. It is very hard to set up?

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Here is a set on an Ultegra crankset.

Ahh very cool, thanks man.
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I was thinking about doing the same thing. It is very hard to set up?
The FD took a bit of tweaking but now the shifting is very good. Just needs some time to set up properly.
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