Unbranded frame, my first fixed gear build

Posted on Thu 21st, June 2012

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• #26

tbc

Token chainrings are pretty black and cheap and seem well reviewed.

If you want to spend a bit more, Stronglight ones are good and look mean.

Make sure you check the BCD of your current chainrings to make sure they'll fit, and make sure that your legs and chain will actually be compatible with your gearing up and that you're not doing it for the wrong reasons.

(Says the guy who recently changed to a 52t because bigger ones ~~work~~ look better)
• #27

Concon666

Thank you mate! I'll have a ganders at some and then make a choice!

I do need a better ratio than what i have right now, going down hill is horrid!
• #28

JB

Looks like 130BCD. So you'd need one of these if you were to go down the stronglight route. They do look good as Tom said. Correct me if I am wrong on the BCD though.

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