Choosing and attaching bashrings
Northumbrian27
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Hi, I hope this question doesn't sound too stupid, I just don't want to fork out on a bash ring if it turns out to be the wrong type.
I was just wondering if I could be given advice on what type (and also make) of bash ring I would need to attach to Specialized Pitch Pro with 22S/32S/44A 4mm thick outer, 4 bolt 104/64mm rings. I'm a student so money is a bit thin on the ground so I wouldn't want to fork out too much.
Any help would be very much appreciated!
I was just wondering if I could be given advice on what type (and also make) of bash ring I would need to attach to Specialized Pitch Pro with 22S/32S/44A 4mm thick outer, 4 bolt 104/64mm rings. I'm a student so money is a bit thin on the ground so I wouldn't want to fork out too much.
Any help would be very much appreciated!
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to replace the 44T ring or to add to it?"Do not follow where the path may lead, Go instead where there is no path, and Leave a Trail."
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I'm not sure. Probably to replace. Which would you recommend? Given that I'm already catching a bit going over stuff, would placing it as well as the 44T make it overly large?
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Race Face do a nice one that bolts directly onto shimano crank sets
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Northumbrian27 wrote:I'm not sure. Probably to replace. Which would you recommend? Given that I'm already catching a bit going over stuff, would placing it as well as the 44T make it overly large?
Thanks!
then you just need to get one to cover your middle ring. currently a 32T so a #"T bash will do.
If you want to use a bigger ring then you will need a suitable sized bash.
Take care getting a bsh that is too big can cause chain rub on it."Do not follow where the path may lead, Go instead where there is no path, and Leave a Trail."
Parktools :?:SheldonBrown0