Ultra Chainring Swap?
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il Munduato
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50mi on it now and there are no blemishes as well as it being quiet.. so I'd guess it's machined correctly.
Durability... We'll have to wait and see about that.
Why not do similarly and give one a try until you figure out exactly what it is you want to do and in turn give yourself more time to track down thegolden chainring.
Durability... We'll have to wait and see about that.
Why not do similarly and give one a try until you figure out exactly what it is you want to do and in turn give yourself more time to track down the
il Munduato
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Sure it does!
Says 95 available.
But it'll cost you an extra $1.49!
Says 95 available.
But it'll cost you an extra $1.49!
il Munduato
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No way.. Post the link.
At that price I may pick up a lifetime supply of spares
At that price I may pick up a lifetime supply of spares
Here's some for 99 cents. https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256...6eWvYn1F&utparam-url=scene:search|query_from:
il Munduato
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You're getting first time user pricing...not valid for an Aliexpress repeat whore as myself.
No worries on 9spd compatibility
No worries on 9spd compatibility
il Munduato
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I ended up dropping 2 teeth and put a 44t on and it's a little better at allowing me to participate and get some exercise. Still about a 2 gear difference on the Rohloff compared to the stock 40t and still can't spin out in gear 14.
The 46t held up well for the 250mi used and I may throw it back on next summer if my fitness level improves. I'll update on the 44t when it breaks the 1k mi mark... but I think these rings are a steal.
I left the 46 guard on with the 44t chainring as it's only recessed about 3/8"
The 46t held up well for the 250mi used and I may throw it back on next summer if my fitness level improves. I'll update on the 44t when it breaks the 1k mi mark... but I think these rings are a steal.
I left the 46 guard on with the 44t chainring as it's only recessed about 3/8"
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I remember trying to ship a strut mount from my parts car to New Zealand and found out that I wasn't allowed to ship steel to New Zealand.
I took it to the post office and asked about it, and said it's mostly magnesium alloy, but the brackets on the end are steel.
She looked it up and said that your not allowed to ship wooden products either.
I said that makes sense, you don't want to ship any bugs, but what's wrong with steel if any other metal is fine?
She finally just shipped it for me because it just didn't make sense.
I shipped by boat because it was the cheapest, then Covid hit during the journey and it took two months to get to New Zealand.
I was thinking maybe the iron in the steel could mess with the boats compass and the mail would get lost at sea ??
I hoped they had a sextant and a pocket watch in case they get Really lost?Two weeks later I read through the regulations for the umpteenth time and noticed that I'm not allowed to ship "steal" to NewZealand,..
Steel is fine to ship.
So,..
I can mail one of your chain rings to New Zealand.
If a magnet sticks to it, I'll need to check it for prints as well.
il Munduato
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Ok... But these are definitely Aluminum... AL 7075 T6I remember trying to ship a strut mount from my parts car to New Zealand and found out that I wasn't allowed to ship steel to New Zealand.
I took it to the post office and asked about it, and said it's mostly magnesium alloy, but the brackets on the end are steel.
She looked it up and said that your not allowed to ship wooden products either.
I said that makes sense, you don't want to ship any bugs, but what's wrong with steel if any other metal is fine?
She finally just shipped it for me because it just didn't make sense.
I shipped by boat because it was the cheapest, then Covid hit during the journey and it took two months to get to New Zealand.
I was thinking maybe the iron in the steel could mess with the boats compass and the mail would get lost at sea ??
Two weeks later I read through the regulations for the umpteenth time and noticed that I'm not allowed to ship "steal" to NewZealand,..
Steel is fine to ship.
So,..
I can mail one of your chain rings to New Zealand.
If a magnet sticks to it, I'll need to check it for prints as well.
SteAl was in reference to the dirt cheap price of <$10 delivered.
PCeBiker
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Yeah I know, it just reminded me of my shipping incident.
Maybe I'll go steal a steel chainring and to see if they'll ship it New Zealand.
il Munduato
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I was there for a few weeks back in I believe 2008... They let me in with my Stihl power tools
PCeBiker
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I just checked with Canada Post again and they fixed their spelling.
Iron and steel is still on the prohibited list.
I think they mean an actual shipment of steel, like ingots or something?
And No Shipping of PCB rubber teats.
Batteries and used bicycles have restrictions.
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I've ordered Hundreds of things on AliExpress and the Only thing that ever got stopped and checked by Canada Customs was my replacement carbon filter for my RO water filter.
The perfect container for shipping drugs.
The activated carbon absorbs VOC's so I bet it sucks up radar too ??
They didn't open it up, so they must have beamed it with X-rays.
I might be drinking radioactive water now?
My Flux capacitor has been acting up too.
Now I need to buy a Geiger counter !!
I feel sick
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il Munduato
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Good for you... Let us see what they send you. Is it steel or a steal?
The Ali one is just as quiet as the stock and is machined perfectly showing no sign of wear in the brief 250mi test.. so I don't know how you made that assessment.
Happy to also know your 9th gear can now live on in perpetuity
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