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If you have a steel or Ti chainring as well, it will last forever and the 32t will probably weigh less due to less teeth and less chain. If you like bling, a 34t will have more surface area to show off and more chain to wrap around. Your pick. strobe, Apr 17, 2012. More @Wikipedia
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- Single speed chainring: 34 vs 32t - SoCal Trail RidersIf you have a steel or Ti chainring as well, it will last forever and the 32t will probably weigh less due to less teeth and less chain. If you like bling, a 34t will have more surface area to show off and more chain to wrap around. Your pick. strobe, Apr 17, 2012.
- 9 speed crankset with 8 speed drivetrain...? - SoCal Trail RidersA 9-speed crankset will work fine with an 8-speed system. No need to swap chainrings. You can use either an 8- or 9-speed chain, but I would stick with an 8-speed because that's what the cassette prefers.
- Mounting speed sensors on fork... - SoCal Trail Riders2wheel_lee said: ↑. Always put this type of sensor on the front of the fork leg! With the sensor on the rear of the fork, if it gets slightly knocked inward, it could get hit by a the magnet or spokes, potentially destroying spokes and causing a crash. WINNER! I think that's the best explanation.
- Singlespeed Questions | SoCal Trail Riders - Southern California ...3- Chains- Singlespeed, 8 speed, 9 speed, 1/2, or 3/16... What chain do you depend on? 4- Cogs- Those running on a freehub, what cog do you trust? I have seen cheap dimension ones that are skinny and thicker Niner cogs (reversable to adjust chainline). What do you think works best? 5- Walking- I just started SS.
- high speed compression | SoCal Trail Riders - Southern California ...I have gotten my rebound set nice but i was wondering about the high speed compression knob, located on the bottom right fork leg. If I understand everything right high speed compression is how fast or slow the fork will compress, or am I way out in left field. Any advice would be greatly appreciated on helping me set the high speed compression.
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