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Im not too bothered about the weight of a chain. Its not going to make the bike feel any heavier. And I have no chance of removing the cog and my chain line is spot on so I dont want to wreck it. Ill just go to the lbs and get a chain and hope it fits lol!

anyone? i need to know before i go spending!

There is a lockring holding the bashring onto the actual crank arm. Make sure that is tight The lockring looks like this

Hey! I have a Tryall 'H' rear hub with a Tryall sprocket and by the looks of things there doesn't seem to be room to accommodate a wider chain. The spokes seem really close to the chain I'm running at the moment and its an 8 speed chain. Before I go out and buy a new chain I would like to know if a wider chain will fit my setup. Thanks!

That frame looks brand new!! Looks lovely mate well done!

That was my first impression of them! Im not even keen on the o-ring area. They kinda look thrown together and made to no high quality and standards.

Hello! I was browsing around and I came across these! Link! To be quite honest they dont look like they are a good quality backing, and would carbon fiber be an appropriate material to make backings from? Discuss!

The Rock greens are ALOT better on smooth but Heatsink Snowys in powerpad backings are cheaper and soo much better! But If you have the money its definately worth getting the CNC backing versions as they will improve the performance greatly!

Yeah I completely agree! And they last longer too! I have had KMC kool chains snap on my within weeks and the halfords chain I have no problems with until they are about 6 months old! For the price they are well worth it!

Any pics of its opened up? Im interested to see what the internals are like

thanks for all the comments guys

naa i havent sorry will do when i get the chance

naa i havent sorry will do when i get the chance

Amen! Yeah im also interested to hear if your part arrives. good luck!

its a white with pink flames giro E2

The song is The used - Pretty handsome awkward

You can easily drill them yourself?

Revell Rear Rim They are 36H only EDIT: And the try-all Reinforced Rim is 36h only also so there is a fair bit of choice Thats with 5 mins searching on tarty EDIT 2: Tryall street rims

double post

im on my psp atm so i cant. ill change it when i get the chance

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I dont see why it shouldn't fit. most chains will fit it

Ill ask next time he is online