Got rid of my XX crankset and i am now looking for some decent chainrings to mount on my new Shimano SLX chainset.
I do not care to much about weight, my main concern is durability and shifting quality. Also, they have to be avaiable in a 36 teeth version. Any recommendations?
I have looked at the TA options but as far as i can see, they do not make any specific 2x10 chainring options. I'm not really sure it's advisable to run a middle chainring as the outboard one being that it doesn't have the pin to catch the chain in case of a outwards drop.
/Emil
2x10 104 bcd chainring options
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The stock SLX ring shifts pretty good. I have an SLX crank with an XT front derailleur...and the shifting is fast and light.
I have a 36T Blackspire ring I have yet to mount. I haven't put it on because the stock SLX shifts so well.
This is what I got.
http://www.blackspire.com/SuperPro-Chainrings" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
The aluminum B-spire ring is actually heavier (thicker) than the stamped steel SLX ring.
I have a 36T Blackspire ring I have yet to mount. I haven't put it on because the stock SLX shifts so well.
This is what I got.
http://www.blackspire.com/SuperPro-Chainrings" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
The aluminum B-spire ring is actually heavier (thicker) than the stamped steel SLX ring.
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BOR, Tune and Carbon-Ti all make one, in stock at r2-bike
http://r2-bike.com//bor-kettenblatt-alu ... hne-2x10_1
http://r2-bike.com//TUNE-Kettenblatt-LK ... ebtreter_1
http://r2-bike.com//carbon-ti-kettenblatt-titan-36Z_1
http://r2-bike.com//bor-kettenblatt-alu ... hne-2x10_1
http://r2-bike.com//TUNE-Kettenblatt-LK ... ebtreter_1
http://r2-bike.com//carbon-ti-kettenblatt-titan-36Z_1
Yes i did. Got fed up with a BCD which doesn't allow you to choose pretty much freely between chainring sizes and with the XX unit i would never be able to try out 1x10 as i couldn't get a chainring small enough with the 120 bcd.
The weight difference doesn't bother me at all. There are many more places i could easily save those grams.
/Emil
The weight difference doesn't bother me at all. There are many more places i could easily save those grams.
/Emil
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Try Middleburn from the UK . They put on a special coating for hard wearing chain rings and do pretty much and ring size and any hole configuration you can think of . http://www.middleburn.co.uk/chainrings_4arm.php