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Fifelad

Guru
I think these chainrings are good for a while yet ?
 

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ianrauk

Tattooed Beat Messiah
Absolutely, no way near worn imvho
 

Paulus

Started young, and still going.
As above, they still have a while To go yet.
What's your plan for them?
 
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Fifelad

Guru
As above, they still have a while To go yet.
What's your plan for them?

I’m hoping they will be still good for a trip to the Alps in September. I’m going fairly well at the moment, doing about 150 miles a week.
 

Punkawallah

Veteran
While not wishing to rain on a parade, I was told that if the teeth look like shark’s fins, they are gone?
 

Jenkins

Legendary Member
Worn (about 9,000 miles) but still useable on the left, new on the right.
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fossyant

Ride It Like You Stole It!
Change when they give issues, like chain drag, rough running. Very quickly if you off road/MTB - it's part crunching.
 

klonneberg

New Member
Novice with a similar question. I purchased a used Specialized Allez a few week back that has 1% chain wear. I just replaced the chain and cassette, but am wondering if I need to change the chain rings as well.
 

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