Wanted - something for nothing!
Posted: Mon Mar 12, 2012 7:43 pm
Evening,
I've got a forum request.....
Does anyone have an old (as in well-used and no longer worth anything) 4 bolt big chainring that they'd be willing to part with for nothing more than postage and an 'I owe you a pint' token???
I ask as I bastardised my 1x9 69er in order to convert my main MTB into a 1x9 and so am looking to rebuild the 69er and I need an old large chainring to angle-grind the teeth off of to use as a bash-guard/outer chain-guide.
If you're looking to make some easy money then maybe look elsewhere as I can get a used/knackered big chainring on eBay for a couple of quid (+ postage) but I was hoping that someone here might have something laying around that they'd be happy to donate to a good home.
In recompense for this good-deed I'm more than happy to receive, grind-off the teeth, file-down and return any chainrings if anyone else would like to utilise the same idea for the same purpose.
(I honestly don't understand why more people don't use this ultra-light solution when they need a chain-guard for a 1x9/2x9 set-up).
Let me know and we can work out the logistics.
Cheers, Gairy.
I've got a forum request.....
Does anyone have an old (as in well-used and no longer worth anything) 4 bolt big chainring that they'd be willing to part with for nothing more than postage and an 'I owe you a pint' token???
I ask as I bastardised my 1x9 69er in order to convert my main MTB into a 1x9 and so am looking to rebuild the 69er and I need an old large chainring to angle-grind the teeth off of to use as a bash-guard/outer chain-guide.
If you're looking to make some easy money then maybe look elsewhere as I can get a used/knackered big chainring on eBay for a couple of quid (+ postage) but I was hoping that someone here might have something laying around that they'd be happy to donate to a good home.
In recompense for this good-deed I'm more than happy to receive, grind-off the teeth, file-down and return any chainrings if anyone else would like to utilise the same idea for the same purpose.
(I honestly don't understand why more people don't use this ultra-light solution when they need a chain-guard for a 1x9/2x9 set-up).
Let me know and we can work out the logistics.
Cheers, Gairy.