Does anyone know who makes these chainrings on the CN picture? And are they really running a 1X on SHimano?
I am aware that Allugear makes the Aero cover, but not sure who makes the cahinring.
https://www.cyclingnews.com/features/me ... chainring/
Aero Carbon Ring(s).
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Aerocoach makes full carbon big rings.
However, in my personal experience, I'd advise against them because I've had 3 of them, and all developed teeth split after around 1000km, which manifested as dropped chains in random circumstances (of course, with the bad luck, all these happened in different races and cost me at least one TT podium).
However, in my personal experience, I'd advise against them because I've had 3 of them, and all developed teeth split after around 1000km, which manifested as dropped chains in random circumstances (of course, with the bad luck, all these happened in different races and cost me at least one TT podium).
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Looks like Digrit to me.
I've found the Rotor Aero rings reliable but obviously not quite as aero as these options
I've found the Rotor Aero rings reliable but obviously not quite as aero as these options
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Heard a very siilar report from my friend who ending up scrapping hismrlobber wrote: ↑Thu Apr 11, 2024 1:40 pmAerocoach makes full carbon big rings.
However, in my personal experience, I'd advise against them because I've had 3 of them, and all developed teeth split after around 1000km, which manifested as dropped chains in random circumstances (of course, with the bad luck, all these happened in different races and cost me at least one TT podium).
