Steel Chainring 130 BCD?
09-11-06, 02:01 PM
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Steel Chainring 130 BCD?
Does anyone make steel chainrings that would fit the stock sugino RD cranks on a 05 Pista? I believe the BCD is 130.
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crappy rings off crappy multi-speed cranks (i.e. Sora)
can't think of any off the top of my head. Surly's are 110BCD i think.
what's wrong with aluminum?
can't think of any off the top of my head. Surly's are 110BCD i think.
what's wrong with aluminum?
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i was under the impression that steel lasted longer than aluminum, if not, kindly recommend some durable aluminum chainrings at your leisure--thanks.
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Salsa makes some nice ones and resonably priced
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^ Salsas are all Aluminum
that being said. a decent aluminum chainring on a well maintained drivetrain should last tens of thousands of miles.
that being said. a decent aluminum chainring on a well maintained drivetrain should last tens of thousands of miles.
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With the increased force put on by ss riding a big strong rider can notch many decent 3/32" aluminum rings almost immediately.
