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Chainring Compatibility

harringtonp · 2023-06-17 16:45:57

Hi Guys, When it comes to replacing the above, in terms of compatibility should any 53t, 5 hole 130mm BCD chainring work or are there other considerations ?

17-06-2023 5:45pm

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harringtonp

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Hi Guys,
When it comes to replacing the above, in terms of compatibility should any 53t, 5 hole 130mm BCD chainring work or are there other considerations ?

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#2 17-06-2023 7:02pm

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Any 130 mm 5 hole one should do

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Thanks. I was wondering if speed compatibility and chain width comes into it. My chain is 10 speed

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IIRC 10 speed and 11 speed chains have the same inner width, it's the thickness of the outer plate on the chain which makes the difference. so a 10 speed chain will fit around any chainring which can take 11 speed.

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