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  • 1 x 10 front chainring?
  • mos
    Full Member

    I’m just getting some bits together for a 1 x 10 setup, but i’m drawing a blank on 10sp compatible front rings.

    Can anyone advise on which to use or will a 9sp do?

    It’s for a commuter, so ideally a 36T would be best.

    Posted 12 years ago
    ruscle
    Free Member

    A 9 speed will work perfectly fine, its more about the spacing between the rings on your cassette to fit on the free hub. So don’t worry about it and use your existing cranks and save money!

    Posted 12 years ago
    TheSwede
    Free Member

    Any ring.

    Posted 12 years ago
    xiphon
    Free Member

    I’m soon changing to 34T front x 9sp rear.

    Posted 12 years ago
    Scamper
    Free Member

    Me too. I presume a single speed front ring and chian device required?

    Posted 12 years ago
    oink
    Free Member

    I use a 35T e13 g-ring and a superstar components XCR Single Ring Chainguide – but as said above and 9 spd ring will work – but you dont need the ramps

    Posted 12 years ago
    gee
    Free Member

    I use a Salsa one – works really well and they do lots of different sizes. The Renthal ones are also lovely.

    The MRP ones are rubbish – so wide they catch the chain and cause chainsuck.

    GB

    Posted 12 years ago
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