Chainrings 130bcd for 9 speed 1x9 config
jonnyboy77
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I'm in the process of building up my new commuter bike I have encountered a newbie mistake on my part ...
I bought a set of Driveline track cranks with 130 bcd configuration, but the chainring does not seem to like my 9 speed chain ... it fits some of the teeth then the spacing becomes too much and the chain sits on top of the chainring ...
Now I am guessing the chainring is not the right type, but my question really is can I get a 130 bcd chainring that will accept the 9 speed chain and allow me to run 1x9?
Any help appreciated! This is my first ground up build, and was going very well to this point!
Thanks
Jon
I bought a set of Driveline track cranks with 130 bcd configuration, but the chainring does not seem to like my 9 speed chain ... it fits some of the teeth then the spacing becomes too much and the chain sits on top of the chainring ...
Now I am guessing the chainring is not the right type, but my question really is can I get a 130 bcd chainring that will accept the 9 speed chain and allow me to run 1x9?
Any help appreciated! This is my first ground up build, and was going very well to this point!
Thanks
Jon
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surely any 5 holes chainrings would do it?
middleburn?
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read this
http://www.velosolo.co.uk/shopcrank.htmlKeeping it classy since '830 -
mudcow007 wrote:surely any 5 holes chainrings would do it?
middleburn?
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read this
http://www.velosolo.co.uk/shopcrank.html
I read the Velosolo page a couple of times, and I'm still not sure I understand which chainring I could use.
What I do know ...
I have an SRAM PG950 9sp Cassette and an SRAM PC951 9sp chain. In order to make this work as 1x9 I need to identify a compatible chainring at 130 bcd to suit the cranks and aforementioned components.
EDIT: Looks I may have to rethink my plans ... I could drop to 1x8 with some older components, below is the reply from VS:Hi Jon,
Thank you for your email and interest in VeloSolo products.
Unfortunately at present we don't stock any 9 speed compatable chainrings.
However, if you have any more questions please do not hesitate to ask.
Happy riding!
Max
www.velosolo.co.uk
sales@velosolo.co.uk
VeloSolo Ltd
Thanks
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How about this one?
http://www.highonbikes.com/stronglight- ... 130mm.html
Edit: Actually, is that a new chain? It looks like the chain has stretched to me.0 -
Does anyone use the workshop forum any more?FCN 2 to 80
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Mr Plum wrote:Does anyone use the workshop forum any more?
If the mods don't like it, I'm sure they'll move it.
Currently, the best solution I've found is this:
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/surly-stainless ... chainring/
but still looking ...
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you have a track chainring and and a road chain. if you are using a road sprocket from a cassette and that fits the 9 speed chain you will need to change your track chainring (which will be designed for a 1/8th or 3/32nd chain) for a road one. any 130bcd chainring will fit (ie shimano compatible)
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mrdsgs wrote:you have a track chainring and and a road chain. if you are using a road sprocket from a cassette and that fits the 9 speed chain you will need to change your track chainring (which will be designed for a 1/8th or 3/32nd chain) for a road one. any 130bcd chainring will fit (ie shimano compatible)
mrdsgs
This much I now know. Just trying to find options now. I want something like the Surly chainring, no shift ramps or pins, so I can run 1x9. Not found too many options.
Thanks
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