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Trek 930 chainset

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  1. What chainset do I need for my Trek 930, which has a worn out chain
    set etc.

    Can I replace my 8 sprocket rear sprocets with any shimano 8 sprocket set.

    Martin.

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  2. In article <[email hidden]>,

    Martin Dann said:

    What chainset do I need for my Trek 930, which has a worn out chain
    set etc.

    Depends on how old it is, what gearing you have and how much you want to
    pay.

    There's so many combinations that a shop is the best place to answer
    this.

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    Can I replace my 8 sprocket rear sprocets with any shimano 8 sprocket set.

    No. It depends on what rear mech you have and which hub you have. Early
    8 speeds sometimes need a slim spacer or a freehub body swap.

    Take it to a shop, wait for intake of breath through the teeth and then
    be prepared to pay about 50 quid for a Deore chainset, 17 for a new
    bottom bracket to fit the new shape chainset if yours isn't the same
    shape, 20ish for a cassette, 10-15 for a chain (get a SRAM PC58 - don't
    bother with anything fancier)

    Or you could just replace the chainrings but IME a set costs as much as
    a Deore chainset.

    Shaun

  3. in message <[email hidden]>, Martin Dann

    (') said:

    What chainset do I need for my Trek 930, which has a worn out chain
    set etc.

    There's a very wide range. What determines which ones you can actually
    use is your bottom bracket, and it you're prepared also to replace the
    bottom bracket the range is even wider. Essentially any mountain bike
    chainset from the oldest to the newest (and from the cheapest to the
    most expensive) can probably be fitted. Depending on how the chainstay
    is shaped you may even be able to fit road chainsets (which typically
    have bigger rings).

    Quoted message said:

    Can I replace my 8 sprocket rear sprocets with any shimano 8 sprocket
    set.

    Yes.

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