SRAM chainring

bompington

So half my drivetrain got mangled, and it seems like a good opportunity to replace a pretty worn big ring as well.

Except that I can't for the life of me find such a thing as a SRAM Rival 22 110BCD 50T 11 speed ring on sale. Anywhere.

The only choices seem to be 10 speed or something further up the range costing £100 or so, which is more than you can get the complete chainset for.

Will the 10 speed work? the BCD is right but it appears to have the little peg that sits behind the crank in the wrong place. I really don't want to replace the whole set when it's only one ring that's worn.

Any suggestions?

Garry H

Something like this would do

http://www.spacycles.co.uk/m2b0s149p352 ... r-11-speed

sandyballs

Your right the only ones I can find are expensive,

https://www.bike24.com/1.php?content=8;product=182272;menu=1000,4,122;page=10

I would go praxis or strong light at that price

robbo2011

Here's a Force chainring. Bit cheaper

https://www.bike24.com/1.php?content=8; ... 435;page=1

sandyballs

Even with the exchange rate chain reaction are doing a rival crankset for £96.

Garry H

It doesn't need to be a sram one.

pauly69

Stick an ad in the Wanted - road parts section. I have a full Rival 22 50/34 gxp crankset available, done about 1000 miles

step83

https://www.bike-discount.de/en/buy/sra ... /wg_id-431

£84.16 at the moment if you want a SRAM Force 22 original

As Garry said, doesn't need to be SRAM, I have a set Qrings to go one mine when they wear

bompington

Yeah, while Rival has to be a complete set, Force rings seem to be plentiful... if a bit more than I want to pay. Can't understand why.
So I've gone with Garry's suggestion of the Stronglight, we'll see how that goes.

hopkinb

Weird, I had exactly the same question. I'll also try the stronglights. Thanks.