Where to find a chain wheel?

Michael Press said:

Where can I get a 46 tooth 130 mm BCD chain ring? A quick
search did not turn up one.

Dear Michael,

http://sheldonbrown.com/harris/chainrings/130.html#46

Cheers,

Carl Fogel

Michael Press said:

Where can I get a 46 tooth 130 mm BCD chain ring? A quick
search did not turn up one.

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Michael Press

So, you're not looking for this kind of chain wheel?

http://www.truckstuffusa.com/claschainwhe.html

SYJ

Michael Press said:

Where can I get a 46 tooth 130 mm BCD chain ring? A quick
search did not turn up one.

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Michael Press

TA makes them and we sell them....

Michael Press said:

Where can I get a 46 tooth 130 mm BCD chain ring? A quick
search did not turn up one.

Quoted message said:

From Loose Screws:

http://tinyurl.com/ruguq

Sugino, $29-

Michael Press said:

Where can I get a 46 tooth 130 mm BCD chain ring? A quick
search did not turn up one.

1/8"? - Specialites TA.
3/32"? - Sugino.
Both in stock. See
http://www.businesscycles.com/trcomp.htm#chainrings
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John Dacey
Business Cycles, Miami, Florida
Since 1983
Our catalog of track equipment: online since 1996
305-273-4440
http://www.businesscycles.com
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John Dacey said:

Michael Press said:

Where can I get a 46 tooth 130 mm BCD chain ring? A quick
search did not turn up one.

1/8"? - Specialites TA.

I've got one of these but 50T. The most concentric and nicely finished
chainring I have ever seen in nearly 35 years of being a bike nut.

Tim McNamara said:

In article <[email hidden]>,

John Dacey said:

Michael Press said:

Where can I get a 46 tooth 130 mm BCD chain ring? A quick
search did not turn up one.

1/8"? - Specialites TA.

I've got one of these but 50T. The most concentric and nicely finished
chainring I have ever seen in nearly 35 years of being a bike nut.

I have beautifully polished silver TA rings on the almost ready to go
new bike. Very shiny. But according to other users of TA rings, they
are very soft. I'm all in favor of beautifully polished chainrings,
but not if they wear out very quickly.

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Quoted message said:

I have beautifully polished silver TA rings on the almost ready to
go new bike. Very shiny. But according to other users of TA
rings, they are very soft.

That's not been my experience. TA rings are milled from 7075 T6, which is
one of the hardest aluminium alloys available. I've found them to be as
wear-resistant as the best of the other aluminium rings I've used.

James Thomson