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  1. Normal for after like 10,000 miles. /s

    That thing is super worn out. Time to replace.

    Edit: should probably add that with that amount of wear I’d look at the entire drivetrain. With the rust on that chain I suspect it was probably a little underlubed. But the chainring, chain, and cassette are all going to wear in together so if you replace just one part you run the risk of a skipping chain or wearing out the replaced component faster.

  2. Itchy-Position2591 on

    Yes FSA Megatooth Chainrings (as written on your ring) look like this from factory. Yours got some wear already but nothing to worry

  3. WhiteFlash102 on

    It’s normal for it to wear like that, yes. It means it’s time to replace it.

  4. Formal-Bad-8807 on

    those deep teeth help keep the chain on (since you don’t have a front derailleur)

  5. Lol no, replace your while drive train and lube your chain more

    Edit, apparently megatooth ships with those ridiculous sharp teeth. Not sure why, but maybe thats not as worn as it looks.

  6. That is super worn out, you definitely got your money’s worth out of it. New chainring, and chain. Might want to check your cassette for wear as well.

  7. Practical-Ferret-984 on

    It’s a preloved bike forsure but I’ll see what the bike shop says. The cassette is nowhere near as sharp as I’m used to

  8. Designer-Device-8638 on

    Barly ridden! 2000 no low balls, i know what i got. Only serious offers!

  9. Temporary_Metal222 on

    if the megatooth rings really do ship pointy like that from factory, kinda wild there’s zero universal way to eyeball wear anymore, you basically need a chain checker and just trust the numbers over how it looks

  10. She’s dead Jim. Replace it. Check the chain and cassette while you’re at it.

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