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Re: Compact cranks - chainring source?

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  1. Huh? 110bcd chainrings are readily available thru a variety of sources
    including, but not limited to, esteem newsgroup dealers like Sheldon
    Brown (http://sheldonbrown.com/harris/chainrings.html#110
    Andy Muzi (www.yellowjersey.org)
    Peter Chisholm (www.vecchios.com)
    or gasp!, may be your LBS!

    Also, don't forget to look at thethirdhand.com and biketoolsetc.com

    AFAIK, the only Shimano "compact" double crank ever made was the
    RX100.....

  2. "bfd" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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    Huh? 110bcd chainrings are readily available thru a variety of sources
    including, but not limited to, esteem newsgroup dealers like Sheldon
    Brown (http://sheldonbrown.com/harris/chainrings.html#110
    Andy Muzi (www.yellowjersey.org)
    Peter Chisholm (www.vecchios.com)
    or gasp!, may be your LBS!

    Also, don't forget to look at thethirdhand.com and biketoolsetc.com

    AFAIK, the only Shimano "compact" double crank ever made was the
    RX100.....

    Uh-uh... RX100 was 130mm BCD (130/74 on the triple). RSX was 110mm
    BCD.

    I've got a box of 110mm BCD chainrings in various tooth counts, but
    you can't have any. I've been collecting them since 1978.

    Jeff

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