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    Any pointers on how to centre a chainring on a set of cranks. I have done the sheldon brown method but it had little effect. There is quite a difference between tight and slack (chain) on my bike at the moment.

    Is it likely the cranks are bent? The chainring is a TA Alize brought as new.

    it is unlikely that the cranks are bent, but if they are it should be easy to see.
    If you spin them they should wobble.

    I havent seen the Sheldon menthod of chainring fitting. But Id just say use common sense, leave the bolts half tight and give it a few spins with a snug chain on, it should centre itself, then tighten up at opposite corners.

    You should even have to do this if you have a modern/decent pair of cranks, as the chainrings fit very accurateley anyway.

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