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[FS] TA 36T 110mm Middle/Inner Chainring

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  1. For sale:

    (Surplus to requirements after buying middle and granny together)

    UNUSED Specialites TA 36-tooth chainring for 5-arm 110mm cranks

    "36 S-110/9 H8". Silver colour, 4mm thick, Contact Profile version (with
    asymmetric teeth) to "expel mud & dirt". Should be all right with 9, 8 &
    7-speed systems at least.

    Ramped and pinnned for use as a middle ring but would also make a good
    double inner. Machined 7075 T6 alloy, highly polished and anodised,
    laser-engraved. 48 grams. Some faint, very light scratches (from
    manufacture or being packed with other rings?) but that doesn't stop it
    looking gorgeous!

    £14 posted

    Please email p [at] biggs [dot] tc

  2. Sold.

    ~PB

  3. Pete Biggs <[email hidden]> wrote:
    : Sold.

    Bugger. Day I don't read urc you sell something I could use!

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  4. Arthur Clune said:
    Quoted message said:

    Sold.

    Bugger. Day I don't read urc you sell something I could use!

    Oh well, Settle Cycles sell one for 17 quid. Probably not Contact Profile
    version, which might have been discontinued because people thought they
    looked worn out!

    ~PB

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