Wanted: 52T chainring (130 BCD)

Posted on Fri 29th, May 2009

• #1

twigdip

Hey-
does anyone have a spare 52T chainring. I'm running a 1/8'' chain on a 3/32 chain ring at the moment and the chain keeps slipping off (when it starts to loosen a little). I think in part this is because the chain ring at the moment is very slightly bent,. but I would prefer to have a 1/8 chain ring.

So,

if anyone has a 52T and 1/8'' (130BCD) chainring get in touch!
thanks

twigdip
• #2

Lenan07

ive got a 3/32 Shimano 'sg' 52t, yours for 12posted

http://www.londonfgss.com/members7627-albums609-picture3610.html

pretty little use so loads of life left
• #3

Red_Stripe

bump
• #4

Lenan07

my offer still stands if you still want it
• #5

Red_Stripe

That is exactly what I have at the moment.
Looking for a 130 BCD 1/8 chainring - 49t/ 50t / 51t as cheap as possible...Anyone?
• #6

gbj_tester

TA Alize Track 50t available, good condition, £17.50 posted

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