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Blackspire Nuvi Chainring
Product DescriptionEconomical 6061-T6 aluminum helps keep the cost down, but modified shift gates and specially profiled teeth still help ensure high quality shifting. Anodized finish with laser-etched graphics
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supersleeper Date Reviewed: January 6, 2013 Strengths: Less expensive than 7 series alloy rings, Shifts ok Weaknesses: But do not expect a 6 series aluminum ring to last as long as a steel or 7 series alloy ring. Mine is still in use after 2000km's, but I had to file the "sharkteeth" off with a metal file because it started to chainsuck on a relatively clean chain. If you want something that will last more than a few months, consider another alloy. Bottom Line:
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