Aftermarket 2x12 AXS compatible 110 chainrings?

[DaveS]

Campy cassette spacing is different than Sram. Front handles a 15 tooth jump with plenty of clearance. I have a custom 33/48 setup.

The spacing is slightly different, but we do have reports of one user who put a SRAM 12 cassette on his Campy 12 EPS equipped bike, with a Campy chain and had no problem with it, so the difference is small.

There's also a report of the full length measurement of both cassettes. They are not identical, but closer than 11 speed cassettes, that most people claim can be used interchangeably.

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[Alexbn921]

Campy cassette spacing is different than Sram. Front handles a 15 tooth jump with plenty of clearance. I have a custom 33/48 setup.

The spacing is slightly different, but we do have reports of one user who put a SRAM 12 cassette on his Campy 12 EPS equipped bike, with a Campy chain and had no problem with it, so the difference is small.

There's also a report of the full length measurement of both cassettes. They are not identical, but closer than 11 speed cassettes, that most people claim can be used interchangeably.

viewtopic.php?f=3&t=158450&hilit=campy+ ... patibility

I agree with Calnago on this. The small differences are bigger than most realize and will cause long term problems. I highly advise against it. At the same time I've done my share of mixing and matching.

Good enough is the enemy of great.

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Sram shifting with Campy everything else would be much more advisable than using an AXS chain on Campy cassette or vis versa. The chain to teeth interface is critical.

[DaveS]

Only time will tell if the mismatch of chains and sprockets creates a problem. I used AXS chainsy for 400 miles on each of my Campy 12 bikes. No problem, when I switched back to Campy 12 chain. I have 4 Campy chains and 2 AXS chains in rotation on two bikes. Whenever I remove a chain for cleaning, a different chains goes on the bike.

Too bad that SRAM can't really explain the switch to a #41 chain.

[kroem]

Anyone seen any 130bcd AXS rings?

[King Weel]

Wolftooth has 130 and 110 mm rings, with more to come:

https://www.wolftoothcomponents.com/col ... chainrings

(I think this is my first post here in about ten years...)

[kroem]

Wolftooth has 130 and 110 mm rings, with more to come:

https://www.wolftoothcomponents.com/col ... chainrings

(I think this is my first post here in about ten years...)

Nice! Although only NW options right?

[jlok]

Anyone tried Carbon-Ti AXS 50 / 35 combination?

[kroem]

Fyi. Stone has a spider for direct mount om AXS cranks, to 110bcd. Ive order one and can report...

[Jasco]

Fyi. Stone has a spider for direct mount om AXS cranks, to 1110bcd. Ive order one and can report...

I’ve not heard of Stone. Could you post a link?

[kroem]

Aliexpress brand I think, but pretty reputable.

https://a.aliexpress.com/_BSiJXj

[andy4g63]

Rotor makes 4 bolt rings, in round and oval with 110 BCD.

They are specifically made for Sram AXS .

The come on48/35 only and fit Shimano 4 bolt, and Rotor's Alhdu, Vegast and some more from their lineup.

[Andy13]

Campy cassette spacing is different than Sram. Front handles a 15 tooth jump with plenty of clearance. I have a custom 33/48 setup.

Are you saying the sram axs front derailleur will handle a 15 tooth jump? or more? since you say plenty of clearance. I seem to remember someone saying they got Rotor oval chainrings with a 13 tooth difference to work which would lead me to believe round chainrings could handle a bigger difference. TIA.

[Hoven]

Any rumors for some New 110bcd 5arm chainrings for Axs? Carbon-ti is nice but sooo pricey!

[Nautiboy]

Have not seen any, but Carbon-Ti AXS rings shifts beautifully.....yes, is costly sadly.

[kroem]

Any rumors for some New 110bcd 5arm chainrings for Axs? Carbon-ti is nice but sooo pricey!

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