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  • Cranky
  • solman
    Free Member

    Hello, I'm thinking of upgrading to some XT cranks. Is it wise to replace cassette and chain also? Cassette only has a 100 miles or so and the chain is about the same.

    Sam
    Full Member

    No, it'll be fine. Unless that 100m has been very mucky indeed.

    cynic-al
    Free Member

    Whereas your new xt chainring…

    foxyrider
    Free Member

    well if you look at the price of teh new cassette and chain…. I think that will make your decision – don't change everything at onece in my view – see if anything jumps etc then change it – I doubt you need to change anything!

    mcboo
    Free Member

    ….dont buy XT chainrings……rip-off!

    solman
    Free Member

    thanks for the speedy responses. mcboo… what would you recommend as an alternative?

    tinsy
    Free Member

    solman I think mcboo is reffering to buying just the XT rings, they are a stupid price on their own, there was a thread about it the other day something like £120 just to buy the rings and you can buy the whole chainset for that kind of price. thread below.

    http://www.singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/sorry-what-to-sell-for-chain-rings

    mcboo
    Free Member

    what tinsy said

    I'm a Middleburn man, started using these guys

    http://www.rjcx-treme.co.uk/index.html

    take 10% off the price at checkout, way cheaper than chainreaction.

    …..but dont replace the ones you have unless they are shot.

    tinsy
    Free Member

    mcboo he is buying a new chainset not just rings, that makes it a whole different matter.

    But yeah RJX-treme is a good shop.

    mcboo
    Free Member

    ah, then the whole crankset is the way ahead, think Merlin pretty good on them. XT Hollowtech II is a good system and a doddle to use. Forget I opened my gob.

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