BOR or Tune Rings for XX
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- Ramjm_2000
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I'm considering swaping out my XX rings with some aftermarket ones, specifically a 38/25 set for my XX cranks. I'll probably be ordering from r-2 bike and the prices are similiar but doers anyone have any experince with the dutability or quality of the shifting? Thanks
JR
JR
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Hi
I have been using a Tune 39T chainring for about a year - I don't ride that much but so far it has been great in shifting. Didn't notice any difference going from Sram XX to Tune. The weight is really good
I have been using a Tune 39T chainring for about a year - I don't ride that much but so far it has been great in shifting. Didn't notice any difference going from Sram XX to Tune. The weight is really good
- Ramjm_2000
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Agreed the weights are great. Shipping to the US is pretty stiff though. Glad to here they are working well.
JR
JR
I have used Tune XX rings for 2 seasons, now i have BOR XX 38/25 at my new 29er HT. Also working great and light.
- Ramjm_2000
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Which do you like better? The BOR look more "engineered" to me.
Just take the one which can be delivered faster They differ regardibg their available teeth number.
FWIW, I ordered the Carbon-Ti brand 38/25 rings from R2 for the XX crank (156Q). Awesome shifting performance.
Albeit I have no experience with either Tune or BOR rings, so can't really help as between those brands.
Albeit I have no experience with either Tune or BOR rings, so can't really help as between those brands.
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