Will a 110 BCD “Deckas” chainring fit on my oem Altus A10 crankset on my 1993 Rockhopper? Found specs saying my oem crankset specs are 114 bcd. I’m new to this. (If you couldn’t tell)
The crank pictured is a 110/74 BCD. If it’s the same as your crank, the chainring will work.
Middle_Traffic_3666 on
I have the same cranks they are 110 bcd that will work perfectly
Beyond_0451 on
First of all **there is no such thing as a 114/77 BCD**. Neither of those measurements **have ever been used by any manufacturer, ever**. Second of all, you can measure this yourself by looking up “how to measure BCD” on the Google. Third, since someone already gave you the information that is important, tell that eBay seller their measurements are off and it’s a 110/74 they’re selling. And that they should use a caliper instead of their primitive school ruler to measure something like that.
SinoSoul on
FYI, I bought that exact “dekas” chainring for $5 shipped to US this month via aliexp.
heyheni on
Another dumb question…. Can you use a 1x Narrow Wide chainring which is supposedly designed to prevent chain droppage, for front gear shifting?
HarrargnNarg on
Those cheap Ali chainrings are great. I use them on everything. Wear quite fast but for the price it’s still cheaper than pricey ones.
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The crank pictured is a 110/74 BCD. If it’s the same as your crank, the chainring will work.
I have the same cranks they are 110 bcd that will work perfectly
First of all **there is no such thing as a 114/77 BCD**. Neither of those measurements **have ever been used by any manufacturer, ever**. Second of all, you can measure this yourself by looking up “how to measure BCD” on the Google. Third, since someone already gave you the information that is important, tell that eBay seller their measurements are off and it’s a 110/74 they’re selling. And that they should use a caliper instead of their primitive school ruler to measure something like that.
FYI, I bought that exact “dekas” chainring for $5 shipped to US this month via aliexp.
Another dumb question…. Can you use a 1x Narrow Wide chainring which is supposedly designed to prevent chain droppage, for front gear shifting?
Those cheap Ali chainrings are great. I use them on everything. Wear quite fast but for the price it’s still cheaper than pricey ones.