For Sale: SRAM s300 chainring 48t 130bcd, new

Posted on Thu 13th, May 2010

• #1

Joao_bcn

only chainring for sale:

new and unused sram chainring. took it off the cranks the day I got them. 48t and 130bcd

£30 ono posted (from portugal)
• #2

raelmon

I am interested in this crankset...I am planning to use SRAM S-300 crankset in a Curve D3 folding bike. This bike has very little room, so it is important to know the Q-factor on the cranks to make sure my heel doesn't hit the shifter cover of the internal gear hub.
Could you meassure the Q-factor of this crankset for me?

The BB is 66mm aprox width on the curve D3. Will fit the included BB in my Curve D3?
• #3

Joao_bcn

^I edited the OP to make it clearer. I'm only selling the chainring.
• #4

raelmon

Sorry, not interested then...but if you could anyway meassure for me the Q-factor (the horizontal width of the cranks, measured from where the pedals screw in). There is no way to find this value all aorund. Thanks, and good luck.

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