Hi peeps, I'm having trouble counting the teeth on my cranks inner rings.
Could anyone tell me what the usual size of the two smaller rings are, my
biggest is a 44 I think.
All the best
Koy
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Hi peeps, I'm having trouble counting the teeth on my cranks inner rings.
Could anyone tell me what the usual size of the two smaller rings are, my
biggest is a 44 I think.
All the best
Koy
Koyunbaba said:Hi peeps, I'm having trouble counting the teeth on my cranks inner rings.
Ah...once you've run out of fingers AND toes, it does get difficult ;-)
Quoted message said:Could anyone tell me what the usual size of the two smaller rings are, my
biggest is a 44 I think.
32T and 22T are probably the most common combinations with a 44T outer
ring, but it can be different.
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Koyunbaba said:Hi peeps, I'm having trouble counting the teeth on my cranks inner rings.
Could anyone tell me what the usual size of the two smaller rings are, my
biggest is a 44 I think.All the best
Koy
Koy,
These days they're very often 10 teeth apart, so if your outer is 44,
the other two are likely to be 34 and 24.
Ian
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Koyunbaba said:Hi peeps, I'm having trouble counting the teeth on my cranks inner rings.
Could anyone tell me what the usual size of the two smaller rings are, my
biggest is a 44 I think.
Mark the first tooth by wiping away the grease. You will know when to
stop counting then.
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Quoted message said:Hi peeps, I'm having trouble counting the teeth on my cranks inner rings.
Start with the index fingers of both hands on adjacent teeth, work
round moving both fingers a tooth at a time and counting in twos.
I learned this from my blind bike mechanic :-)
Guy
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Quoted message said:Mark the first tooth by wiping away the grease. You will know when to
stop counting then.
Or alternatively, if he wipes the grease away all around the rings, maybe
he'll find the numbers stamped on them somewhere!
Rich
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