Campag UT Compact chainrings

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Will1985

Über Member
Location
South Norfolk
I'm annoyed - I got a 36t chainring today for my Campag UT CT chainset to find that in fact it doesn't fit. I now realise that these chainsets utilise an offset 110 bcd, so the new FSA inner chainring is redundant.

I'm putting it in the classifieds section.
 

Mortiroloboy

New Member
Should've purchased a Campag part.;) or checked the BCD first;) Not a lot of help I know, and I don't need/want your FSA chainring either!
 
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Will1985

Will1985

Über Member
Location
South Norfolk
The BCD is basically correct Mortirolo Boy....just one hole is offset which I have never heard of before.

Looks like TA are the way to go...just more expensive ;)
 

Smokin Joe

Legendary Member
I had that problem the other way round, being supplied with an Ultra Torque 36t inner for my square taper. The LBS soon got me a replacement, however. I used a TA ring, you need the Nerius for UT and Zephyr for square taper.
 

Mortiroloboy

New Member
Will1985 said:
The BCD is basically correct Mortirolo Boy....just one hole is offset which I have never heard of before.

Looks like TA are the way to go...just more expensive :wacko:


Hmm, bad manufacturing? Hope you get it resolved soon.:biggrin:
 

Rob S

New Member
Location
Plymouth
Isn't it just the rings for the compact carbon cranks that are off set rather than the alloy UT and square taper compacts?
 
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Will1985

Will1985

Über Member
Location
South Norfolk
It appears not - the entire range of compact UT cranks where the 5th arm is behind the crank have this feature.

Not sure what happens with the normal 135bcd chainrings...
 
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Will1985

Will1985

Über Member
Location
South Norfolk
34t is a bit pointless for the flatlands of Norfolk, plus you get gear duplication, whereas you don't with 36t.

With 12-23 on the back, it is virtually the same as a 39/53 with 12-25...just a little less at the top end, but more useable.
 
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