A good chain ring for a single speed

Posted on Sun 28th, December 2008

• #1

a_person

4 arm 104bcd 32 tooth please for single speed use so good big teeth
£20 and under please
im poor

any website links would be helpfull aswell
cheers
• #2

31trum

http://www.cyclestore.co.uk/productDetails.asp?productID=18394&catID=981

google is your friend
• #3

DFP

32 tooth, 4 bolt sounds like a modern mountain bike chainring.

So unlikely to have " big teeth especially suited to single speed"
• #4

Greasy_Paws

DMR and Blackspire have SS specific chain rings. (i.e. not ramped teeth). If you are lucky with the chainring you need, you may find it on offer in Chain Reaction or Wiggle.
The Cyclestore's chainrigns linked above look definetely good value for money, though.
• #5

PatChurch

TA specialities are nice and strong but i think they sell for £30 up. Wiggle/chain reaction
• #6

a_person

thanks 31t®um
on my budget aswell
and to the others cheers but im on a tight budget becasue getting a new bike soon

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