Is a 7 speed chainring compatable with an 8 speed chain?
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Is a 7 speed chainring compatable with an 8 speed chain?
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Uh, sorry. Shimano.
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On Thu, 01 Jun 2006 21:27:36 -0700, Dave Smith <[email hidden]>
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Is a 7 speed chainring compatable with an 8 speed chain?Thanks.
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Is a 7 speed chainring compatable with an 8 speed chain?Thanks.
7 and 8 speed chain are the same thing.
So, yes, they're compatible.
7- and 8-speed are exactly or almost exactly (depending on the make) the
same sprocket spacing, and the chains are the same width. Indeed, I've found
that 5-speed chainrings (old TA Cyclotouriste) are compatible with 10-speed
chains. I have Campagnolo 10-speed chain and cassette running on a TA crank
and chainrings. I did have to reduce the separation between the chainrings
though, to prevent the chain sometimes skating between the rings when
changing down.
Nick
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Is a 7 speed chainring compatable with an 8 speed chain?
On Thu, 01 Jun 2006 21:27:36 -0700, Dave Smith <[email hidden]>
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Is a 7 speed chainring compatable with an 8 speed chain?
Yes.
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Dave Smith said:
Is a 7 speed chainring compatable with an 8 speed chain?
Yes.
Ron
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Dave Smith said:Is a 7 speed chainring compatable with an 8 speed chain?
Thanks.
i have a nashbar 9 speed measuring an eyeballed 1.95 mils in width
where the shimano 600 8 speed aluminum is 2 mills solid
i didn't measure the hi end steel '80's cr's on the shelf but mind's
eye sez 2.05 or more
the width maybe a factor of buying aluminum plate in quantity not a
per se design element
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