I assume these rings are for a triple? Do they work with a ten speed cassette? Will they fit on a FSA SLK Light crankset with 104 and 64 mm?
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I don't know about the FSA SLK Light crankset but I am using that 22T ring on my double ring 2 x 10 and it works as good as the original Sram.
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Yes, it will fit. You may need to remove a few links from the chain to get the correct length for your bike. This chain has 1/2 inch long links that are 3/32 inch wide, which will work with 6, 7 or 8-speed rear cogs (commonly known as the "cassette" or "freewheel"). All 21-speed bikes have 7 cogs in the rear X 3 chain rings up front making "21 speeds." The other very common chain size is 1/8 inch wide (1/2" x 1/8"), which is too wide for multi-geared bikes.
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... ciao: first, these are NOT specific to a 9-speed rear deraileur, as they given as replacement for the X7 8-speed component. i would suggest you research the SRAM website for definitive information. in my research, it seems there are both new and old models with the 'same' identifier, but 'different' capabilities. SO, failing that, locally, they are said to work. your mileage may vary.
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They are 9/16". This is the standard size for all bicycles. I have mine mounted on a Shimano crankset on my Dawes road bike.
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Take a look at the side of your rear tires and it should say 20x8x8 or 20x8x10, if not then these wont work.I have these on my Craftsman LT1500 and they work very well.
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chris, i bought a Shimano HG51 8-Speed Cassette (11-28T)--just fits my frame. it has presta size valve holes. be sure to measure your rear spacing before putting on too many gears; i believe its has the std 130mm spacing. the tires were Vittoria Zaffiro II Wire (Black, 700 x 23). great wheelset for the money!!
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Yes, they should work fine. If it doesn't fit your bike exactly take to a bike shop and they will adjust. One of the brackets fell where there was a weld on my grandson's bike and they bent the metal to fit. He rides like crazy. Also, another option is a 3 wheel adult trike. Look around my husband found one for $300 new. Try Craigs list.
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I put them on a standard ten speed without modifying. You may need to spread the forks or trailing arms slightly but it is a fairly easy modification. Make sure the wheels will accept the disk
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i would only guess; but it should work since you have a 10-speed cassette. i got this chain to replace a 6 year old Ultegra chain. I would not worry about lack of fitting.
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i think either version has a stated maximum of 44t chain ring. it is for triple cranks
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It will work and as long as it is a chain of the same width (speed) then you shouldn't notice it in terms of smoothness when shifting or pedalling. I have used these on both SRAM and Shimano chains. It will also work in a pinch for chains of other speeds (since these links are wider than 9/10speed chains) but you would notice it in the pedal stroke and while shifting.
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I used them on a shimano h50 chain 8 speed. They are a tight snap so no worries about pop loose.
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Yes. Although made for 9 speed IG chain, these cranksets will work with either 8 speed HG(hyperglide) or IG style chain.
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Yes, this is the three ring chain...30 teeth, 42 teeth, 52 teeth. I just put it on my Fuji Newest 3.0 this weekend. It works great. This includes cranks. You should, if you are going to the trouble of changing cranks and chain rings, change your bottom bracket as well.
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These will work on any bike with straight bars and a Shimano freehub with the corresponding number of sprockets (this appears to be a 7-speed shifter). Left shifter (for front derailleur) is a non-indexed friction type that can be used with most any derailleur and triple chainwheel.
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If you are running a 7 speed cassette it should work. Use a new chain and all should be good
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It works with a 3 speed crank if you only want to use two of those speeds. That is what I did, but I always use the two tallest gears and never the low. They have good adjustability, with a 2 up and 3 down setup. If you set the two up positions correctly, using the half down can allow you to avoid having your chain rub on the guide, but is not enough to allow for use of all three gears.