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110??
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• #3
The biopace rings I took off a Shimano 600 chainset a few years ago were 130, perhaps they came in several PCDs??
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• #4
For instance, the smallest Biopace for the 74 mm bolt circle is a 26, but you can get a 24 tooth round ring in that size. For the 110 mm bolt circle the limit is 36 teeth Biopace vs. 33 teeth round; for the 130 mm bolt circle, 42 teeth Biopace, 38 teeth round.
indeed
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• #5
yeah just found out i will need a 110 crank - form here [ame="http://www.bikeforums.net/showthread.php?t=437803"]Chainrings: Aluminium or steel? Biopace? - Bike Forums[/ame]
just want to try it out on my commuter bike.
my biopace is 48T?!
Sam - how do they ride? any difference from normal round chainrings?
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• #6
i hope your not going fixed on an oval ring
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• #7
nah - ss
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• #8
BioPace are quite nice... I like them on my old touringbike.. Never tried running one on a fixed gear though. Sheldon says its no problem riding them fixed.
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• #9
why not just get an normal crank/ring?
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• #11
I've got biopace cranks as well and wanted to know whether anyone had experience with them. I'm still looking for a 48teeth chainring that will fit on them. Must the bb be changed as well? Anyone!!
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• #12
Dude, bin the chainring - they aren't worth their weight in scrap.
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• #13
Just get any 130bcd..
If you run gears just keep running the BioPace until it's worn out.
i tried to fit the biopace chainring on my sugino cranks(130pcd) but they were too small. anyone know what size cranks will fit the biopace?