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Question: Differences in Chainring

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  1. Hi Guys:

    What is the difference between an Ultregra Double 52 & an Ultegra Triple 52 chainring?

    Thanks, Claude

  2. << What is the difference between an Ultregra Double 52 & an Ultegra Triple 52 chainring? >><BR><BR>

    No 'difference', either can be used on either crank.

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    << What is the difference between an Ultregra Double 52 & an Ultegra Triple 52 chainring?

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    No 'difference', either can be used on either crank.

    Are there A and B versions for triple big rings?

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    No 'difference', either can be used on either crank.

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    Are there A and B versions for triple big rings?

    Ultegra triple 52s are type "A" designed to match up with a 42.

    However the difference between "A" and "B" chainrings is pretty insignificant in practice.

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