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chainring recommendations?

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  1. I need to replace the chainrings on an old Sakae crank-
    110/74 BCD. It looks as if rings go from $10 to $30+ each.
    I can go to, say, Nashbar, and get a full set for under
    $30. Or go to the T.A. rings at Harris Cyclery and spend
    over $100.

    Shift pins and ramps don't matter to me. If I pay three
    times the money, will i get three times or more life from
    the more expensive rings?

    This is for road riding, commuting, day trips, and
    short tours.

    Any experiences on aftermarket rings and their longevity
    welcome. Specific alloys to look for or avoid maybe?
    Brands? Thanks.

  2. Dan Daniel said:

    I need to replace the chainrings on an old Sakae crank-
    110/74 BCD. It looks as if rings go from $10 to $30+ each.
    I can go to, say, Nashbar, and get a full set for under
    $30. Or go to the T.A. rings at Harris Cyclery and spend
    over $100.

    If you're going to spend $100, you might as well just get a
    whole new crankset.

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    Shift pins and ramps don't matter to me. If I pay three
    times the money, will i get three times or more life from
    the more expensive rings?

    Doubtful.
    --
    Rick Onanian

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