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Just a heads up on the ebay stainless rings from seller ttekno; I bought one last week for my commuter as it sees way more miles than my 'weekend' bikes. Despite the seller making a point of saying 'why pay dura ace prices' there is actually a problem here in that if you want to use one with dura ace cranks it'll look a bit funky (Pics below)
Basically the profile around the bolt holes is slimmer than genuine DA rings so looks kind of shit when attached to a DA crank. Despite my efforts to return the ring the seller decided to be a prick about it so I'm stuck with it. My ethos is that a seller should always try to do right by a buyer regardless but hey ho!And here's that post translated into non-prick:
Just a heads up on the ebay stainless rings from seller ttekno; I bought one last week for my commuter as it sees way more miles than my 'weekend' bikes.
The profile around the bolt holes is slimmer than genuine DA rings so if you're after #tartmode aesthetics it's probably not for you, but fuck it, it's only a commuter.
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Just a heads up on the ebay stainless rings from seller ttekno; I bought one last week for my commuter as it sees way more miles than my 'weekend' bikes. Despite the seller making a point of saying 'why pay dura ace prices' there is actually a problem here in that if you want to use one with dura ace cranks it'll look a bit funky (Pics below)
Basically the profile around the bolt holes is slimmer than genuine DA rings so looks kind of shit when attached to a DA crank. Despite my efforts to return the ring the seller decided to be a prick about it so I'm stuck with it. My ethos is that a seller should always try to do right by a buyer regardless but hey ho!
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