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CHAINRING replacement

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  1. Hi,
    After I broke my left DURA ACE shifter in 2003, I only use big 53 ring
    since then.

    Although I bought a left shifter, I did not install it, the shifter is
    still in my garage. Looks I need 53china ring and 9 speed cogset
    only.

    I replace dura ace 7701 chain every year, and cogset every two years,
    and want to replace the big chain ring in this year.

    Ask a question, if I only use the big ring, can I buy any chain ring
    with 130bcd, for example TA SPECIALTIES TRACK CHAINRING - 130 BCD or I
    have to use duraace 9 speed ring?

    Thanks in advance.

  2. Quoted message said:

    Ask a question, if I only use the big ring, can I buy any chain ring
    with 130bcd, for example TA SPECIALTIES TRACK CHAINRING - 130 BCD or I
    have to use duraace 9 speed ring?

    If you're never going to shift the front (which sounds like the case), then
    it really doesn't matter what you use, as long as it's narrow enough for the
    chain. But a "track" chainring might be one of the few that might not be
    appropriate, since many track chains are 1/8" width, with wider teeth on the
    chainring.

    --Mike-- Chain Reaction Bicycles
    www.ChainReactionBicycles.com

    "goodone" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Hi,
    After I broke my left DURA ACE shifter in 2003, I only use big 53 ring
    since then.

    Although I bought a left shifter, I did not install it, the shifter is
    still in my garage. Looks I need 53china ring and 9 speed cogset
    only.

    I replace dura ace 7701 chain every year, and cogset every two years,
    and want to replace the big chain ring in this year.

    Ask a question, if I only use the big ring, can I buy any chain ring
    with 130bcd, for example TA SPECIALTIES TRACK CHAINRING - 130 BCD or I
    have to use duraace 9 speed ring?

    Thanks in advance.

  3. Mike:

    Thanks for your answer.

    What is the width of dura ace 9 speed chainring?
    Is there any chain width changes or chainring width changes from DA
    9speed to 10speed?

    Mike Jacoubowsky said:
    Quoted message said:

    Ask a question, if I only use the big ring, can I buy any chain ring
    with 130bcd, for example TA SPECIALTIES TRACK CHAINRING - 130 BCD or I
    have to use duraace 9 speed ring?

    If you're never going to shift the front (which sounds like the case), then
    it really doesn't matter what you use, as long as it's narrow enough for the
    chain. But a "track" chainring might be one of the few that might not be
    appropriate, since many track chains are 1/8" width, with wider teeth on the
    chainring.

    --Mike-- Chain Reaction Bicycles
    www.ChainReactionBicycles.com

    "goodone" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Hi,
    After I broke my left DURA ACE shifter in 2003, I only use big 53 ring
    since then.

    Although I bought a left shifter, I did not install it, the shifter is
    still in my garage. Looks I need 53china ring and 9 speed cogset
    only.

    I replace dura ace 7701 chain every year, and cogset every two years,
    and want to replace the big chain ring in this year.

    Ask a question, if I only use the big ring, can I buy any chain ring
    with 130bcd, for example TA SPECIALTIES TRACK CHAINRING - 130 BCD or I
    have to use duraace 9 speed ring?

    Thanks in advance.

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