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  • Narrow/wide again – any difference between the brands?
  • davosaurusrex
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    The RaceFace N/W chainrings seem to have become the default option but I was wondering if there is much difference between the brands? Works Components are a bit cheaper and UK made, looks are subjective but is there much if any difference in terms of retention performance and/or longevity? I’m guessing they haven’t been around long enough for many people to have tried more than one?

    rickon
    Free Member

    Ive yet to see a bad review of any of the narrow/wide. I went with a Works Component one as it’s cheaper, and UK made – which is appealling.

    The anodising will come off in a couple of rides from the teeth.

    a 32t Works + a SRAM clutch + OneUp 42t = perfection.

    jonnyboi
    Full Member

    Just fitted a raceface to my trance, the reason I chose it was because the majority of reviews are for that type, and they all say that it simply works.

    dannyh
    Free Member

    Raceface one here.

    Simply works.

    kimbers
    Full Member

    I went raceface because i needed a 30t

    davosaurusrex
    Full Member

    Cheers fellas. Be interested to see if the new Hope one is competitive on price.

    rickon – sounds like you’ve got your OneUp sprocket installed and tested and that you’re pleased with it? How are you finding the mid cassette jump without the 17T?

    Leku
    Free Member

    Works Components here and works well.

    rusty90
    Free Member

    Works Components here and works well.

    +1 Works works

    st
    Full Member

    Another Works vote here.

    I suspect that for the majority of the STW flounce brigade we’re a way off people putting sufficient miles on these type of rings to determine whether they A. wear excessively quickly and B whether this wear affects their chain retention performance.

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