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Placing a 52T chainring on my Marin Muirwoods hybrid?

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  1. Just wondering if I could put a 52T outer chainring on my Marin Muirwoods (hybrid bike with 26" wheels and Deore chainset and derailleur).

    I've had a look at the fitting and I don't see why not. It's a 4 bolt fitting.

    I currently have 48T for the outer chainring with a Deore front derailleur. Would the Deore derailleur be able to handle the bigger chainring?

    Would I need a longer chain?

  2. dannyfrankszzz said:

    Just wondering if I could put a 52T outer chainring on my Marin
    Muirwoods (hybrid bike with 26" wheels and Deore chainset and
    derailleur).

    I've had a look at the fitting and I don't see why not. It's a 4 bolt
    fitting.

    I currently have 48T for the outer chainring with a Deore front
    derailleur. Would the Deore derailleur be able to handle the bigger
    chainring?

    Would I need a longer chain?


    DUnno if you can get a 52 for 4 bolt and that particular PCD. You'll
    have to check. I suspect the front mech will cope, longer chain ? Maybe
    but I doubt it. I'd be confident enough to try it.

  3. MSeries said:


    DUnno if you can get a 52 for 4 bolt and that particular PCD. You'll
    have to check. I suspect the front mech will cope, longer chain ? Maybe
    but I doubt it. I'd be confident enough to try it.

    If you could get a suitable chainwheel you need to check its not going
    to hit the chainstay and while the mech will probably cope it would be
    better to use a road front mech that is better matched to the curvature
    of the bigger ring.

    --
    Tony

    "I did make a mistake once - I thought I'd made a mistake but I hadn't"
    Anon

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