Wanted: 42t chainring 135 bcd

Posted on Wed 27th, January 2010

• #1

James1822

Looking for a 42 tooth chainring with 135bcd. I'd like to do some singlespeed offroad riding and reckon 42/18 would be better than the 48/18 I currently have.
• #2

andyfallsoff

Might have one coming off my bike, 3/32 and used though.

Won't be available for a day or two (changing drive over to 1/8" once my new cog arrives), let me know if you'll need it.
• #3

gbj_tester

If you want to try 39/18 (which is a more reasonable off road gear, to my way of thinking) you can have one of my unused Campag Mirage inners.
• #4

James1822

cheers for the responses. Might need to have a think. I'm thinking 39/18 could be annoyingly spinny on the road out to the places I'm going to. I won't be doing anything too technical, as I'll be riding singlespeed cross as opposed to MTB. I notice bikes like the Kona Major One come with a 42/18 ratio.
• #5

upstart

I'm using a goldtec 42t 1/8" at the moment. It was about £30 but I'm very pleased with it

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