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  1. Yes it’s 💯 fine. I’ve done so for 1000s of miles and could never really tell any difference.

  2. I’ve done it on my bike and it’s fine; gives me anxiety when I ride it in the rain but no other problems besides that

    considering a 3/32″ cog for my other bike since it’ll be quieter than the 1/8″ cog I’ve got on there

  3. I think I’ve read that the 1/8” and the 3/32” chain/ring swap only works in one direction, not the other. Looks like you have it the right way. 

  4. shouldervalley on

    If your chain is tight then it’s fine. The chain is more likely to fall off if it’s loose when having the narrow chainring.

  5. Ewan_Whosearmy on

    When I was a courier, some of my colleagues claimed that it increases chain ring and sprocket wear slightly, and they theorized it could be due to the chain sliding sideways across the teeth a bit. But that’s anecdotal at best. It definitely works just fine.

  6. You can’t doit.. I personally like my chain ,crank and cog to be the same .. .. I’ve got 2 bikes that are 3/32 and everything else is 1/8 … buy hey If it’s working out , put it to work…

    Any build or repair on any bike I put tools on always ends with the final test….

    Get on it and mash the fuck out of it …
    And
    I mean
    Fuckin
    MASH.

    If it passes the test..

    Someone once told me ” you should go play in traffic”…to be rude or insulting.

    Oh they just don’t know ….

    To all my Fixed gear cog melting mashers around the 🌎

    ❤️

    Go play in traffic.

  7. *touch wood

    I have been using a sram s300 crankset (3/31 ring) with 1/8′ stuff for ages. Seems to be fine!

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