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I have a Scott Scale 710 with the m8000 xt crankset - 2x11 - with 26/36t setup. I feel quite undergeared.

Question. Can i use the 28/38 chainrings on the 26/36 crankset? I found a website which separates then into BA/BB/BC and BD.

Has any one done this? Can it be done? Do i need a new crankset?
I tried to find the 28/38 chainrings but havent had much luck ๐Ÿ™

Cheers!


 
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Yes.

As it happens, I've got a pair of XTR M9000/9020 38T/28T rings - unused, and still in packaging, but they use a smaller chainring bolt size unfortunately.


 
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Typical, so looks like i cant use the XTR rings then if different bolt sizes. Nothing is ever easy.
My search continues for the chainring pair in XT then.


 
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https://www.bike24.de/1.php?content=8;product=143691;menu=1000,2,84;mid%5B931%5D=1;page=2


 
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I've run the 40-26 front rings with no problems and perfect shifting, and an 11-40 on the rear giving me big range.


 
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There isn't a 40T chainring for those cranks - at least not by Shimano


 
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Ha! Cheers Scotroutes. Never thought of searching in german, but thats great. Id tried the usual suspects, CRC, Wiggle, Merlin etc...
Its my first 2x11, and had first rideout today on it. For the ride i did, i was always close to the top and missing my triple chainset bikes.
a 26/40 sounds an ideal setup. Already got a 11-40 on the rear as standard setup on the Scale.


 
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How worn are the 36/26?


 
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29.9km done on the 36, 26 never used! ๐Ÿ˜€
the bike is 2 weeks old, first ride today after weight weenying and making it tubeless.


 
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PM me a price if you're looking to sell them then ๐Ÿ™‚


 
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Got a pair of brand new XT 38T 26T chain rings. Got a cheap deal on an XT crank that I just wanted for the arms so never used the rings. They're 10 speed rings, but will work fine for 11spd as the internal width of 10 & 11spd chains are the same, it's just that 11spd chains are 0.3mm narrower externally - front mechs aren't that precise!

EDIT: ignore me, forgot the 11spd XT is a different BCD!


 
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That's parts diagram for the m8000 the part numbers should help you find the rings you want


 
Posted : 05/04/2017 6:53 am