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custom chainring for 80 bux, kinda cool

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Old 10-07-10 | 01:44 PM
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custom chainring for 80 bux, kinda cool

https://www.fyxomatosis.com/index.php...hk=1&Itemid=92

you choose tooth count, BCD, even how many bolt holes (ive been needing a 3 bolt for some cottered cranks) and even design. i dunno, kinda cool i guess if you are looking for something very specific....

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Just ordered a 30T, 130 BCD for my polo bike

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Old 10-07-10 | 02:00 PM
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Thats neat. I think he could stir up a BUNCH of business if he did colors too.
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Old 10-07-10 | 02:09 PM
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i like designs 3,8,11,12 ;p
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Someone acknowledge my clever joke.
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Hey that sure looks a lot like:

https://www.cycleunderground.com.au/chainringdesigns.htm
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just ordered a 30t, 130 bcd for my polo bike

can't wait
lol!
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get outta here adriano what is that some kind of bird of something that is not what i was talking about
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lol!
that's more like it

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I like how fyxamsitisostos probably just orders from them and then tacks on another $17. Capitalism yall!
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i wish i could get tiny rings like that. ill be going 110bcd for my next cranks. 144bcd is totally pointless.
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Just ordered a 30T, 130 BCD for my polo bike

can't wait
They work well with 10 tooth track cogs.
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sorry for sharing ;(
didn't know about that other site, indeed cheaper....but nothing about 3 or 4 bolt chainrings. although i dont think i would pay even a 1/3rd of that for a 3 bolt chainring for the cottered cranks i have.....
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Why not get Candy Cranks? They're way sweeter.

https://www.candycranks.com/
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cu rings

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same.
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Old 10-07-10 | 10:45 PM
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same.
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They've been around for quite awhile.
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I've got one of the cycleunerground ones, #8 in black. ****ers is beefy. I've ridden it for about 2 years now with zero issues. reminds me of a great saying; something along the lines of, the best components are the ones you forget about
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Originally Posted by adriano
i wish i could get tiny rings like that. ill be going 110bcd for my next cranks. 144bcd is totally pointless.
nah they don't flex the chainring for the mad wattages we be putting out for hill bombing and traffic mashing
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Old 10-08-10 | 12:05 AM
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nah they don't flex the chainring for the mad wattages we be putting out for hill bombing and traffic mashing
i thank jesus for my scrawny legs. those weaklings doing that summer ride around france use 110bcd, but skidding while riding to the bar merits 144bcd.
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i thank jesus for my scrawny legs. those weaklings doing that summer ride around france use 110bcd, but skidding while riding to the bar merits 144bcd.
**** those lycra wussies, they don't know what it means to be putting out some real power. if i wasn't riding full njs i would have snapped so many bottom bracket spindles and crankarms. i don't want to even think about a non 144 chainring. hell, even that's pretty shady, i'm going to upgrade to 151 soon to kill all flex.

I almost tore my sister's jeans yesterday mashing past a bus to run a red light, I am the king of fixies
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i wish i could get tiny rings like that. ill be going 110bcd for my next cranks. 144bcd is totally pointless.
I'm never buying a non-110BCD crank again.

I'm actually partial to my 94BCD cranks, but that's a dead standard.
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meh...

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isar only makes small chainrings.
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