KCNC cobweb chainrings, looks cool, but are they any good?

Posted on Fri 17th, July 2015

• #1

Isotropic

Hi all, the KCNC K4 cobweb chainrings look pretty cool, but are they any good? ignoring the width (3/32), i kinda like the aesthetic and weight, but are they stiff enough? i really liked the F5 lattice chainring, but thats only 144BCD, perhaps these could be a 130BCD substitute?
• #2

edmundro

Can't comment about strength or quality, but I suspect that's one of those parts that looks fantastic on it's own but very hard to pull off when fitted to a bike! Would need the perfect frame/build to work imho.

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