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question about a cheap 1x conversion
my friend gave me her old bike. its a rockhopper with 6spd deore. she bought a new shifter, rear der, and rear wheel to convert it to 1x10.
my question is what is the proper narrow wide chainring to mount to a crank with 74/110 bcd? or should i just tell her to get a shimano zee crank with an external bb and call it a day. |
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there are a ton of makers of 110 bcd narrow wide rings.
how many teeth were you thinking for the ring?
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I have a lot of reliable miles on a race-face narrow wide ring that i fitted to a 110BCD crank, no issues. They can be had for about 50 bucks or so.
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probably a 36t. the crank is a shimano mt60. i dont have that tool to measure bcd so i didnt know if the 110 listed on velobase was the same compact 110 that they make tons of narrow wide rings for. i assume mounting it on the inside where the middle ring would be would optimize chainline.
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110 should be 110, but be aware that some newer shimano chainrings also have a 110BCD, but 4 arm, so you specifically need a 110 5-hole chainring.
also remember you will need single speed chainring bolts to fit a single ring. agree that the middle position is a good spot for it.
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