I have been using a Surly stainless middle ring on my touring bike. On a
new chain they will sometime exhibit chain suck for a hundred or so miles.
Still worth it in my opinion. Steve
On Saturday, May 28, 2016, Lungimsam wrote:
> Sounds good!
>
> Do they rust?
> Are they alot heavier than alu ri
Excellent point, Scott! Surly chainrings are on my list to try when it's
time to replace my middle (which I ride 95% of the time).
With abandon,
Patrick
On Saturday, May 28, 2016 at 6:48:46 AM UTC-6, Skenry wrote:
>
> I'll just toss out Surly rings.They are really cheap and amazingly
> dura
Sounds good!
Do they rust?
Are they alot heavier than alu rings?
They even say that when they wear out you can flip them and keep riding for
another lifespan?
I am surprised Rivendell doesnt sell steel chainrings.
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I'll just toss out Surly rings.They are really cheap and amazingly
durable.
You can get just about any size you like, in popular bolt patterns, the one
issue for some of you may be the full tooth profile. No shifting help at
all.But did I mention that they are durable?
The only chainring
Ach, tis time to re chainring, or if it be symmetrical, without fancy
ramps, it may be reversed and ridden awhile before skipping intolerably.
Or, it'll ruin precious chain.
On Thursday, May 26, 2016, Lungimsam wrote:
> Juust starting to see a hint of shark toothing on my Sugino middle
> rin
Juust starting to see a hint of shark toothing on my Sugino middle ring
and big ring...
Noticing that dropping from the big ring onto the middle ring with my brand
new chain hesitates sometimes, like the big ring goes around 1/2 turn
before releasing it...jammed once into the derailer body
