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  • Advice on SS Chainrings
  • JAG
    Full Member

    Hi, I have a single speed bike for running around the village.

    I’m running a 36:16 gear ratio and I’d like to put a bigger front chainring on.

    Do I need to buy a single speed specific chainring?

    OR

    Can I use any chainring with the correct no of teeth and PCD?

    Adv(Thx)ance 8)

    wanmankylung
    Free Member

    Why not just stick a smaller cog on the back?

    Suggsey
    Free Member

    I would get SS specific so you don’t slip the chain……and if you’re going big…a new chain 😆
    I’ve got a 40t renthal that I used on the MTB commuter 1×9 before the advent of NW and retiring 😆

    bm0p700f
    Free Member

    I have always used standard rings and never had a chakn jump of. I do ensure i have good chain tension though. TA rings have quite deep teeth.

    JAG
    Full Member

    I could fit a smaller rear cog – I hadn’t thought of that 🙄

    Thanks to everyone else for the ideas.

    JAG
    Full Member

    OK – just ordered a 14t rear cog.

    Let’s see how that works – main problem is spinning out on flat and downhill while not struggling too much on the up hills.

    Thx again 😆

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