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CODA Competition Chainrings

Average Rating 3.00/5
# of Reviews 2
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Description:
  • Outer and middle 7000-series hard-anodized alloy chainrings; for 8 or 9 speed systems
  • Outer and middle chainrings include stainless steel shift pins and selectively modified chainring teeth designed for positive shifting under all loads
  • Titanium gear cut inner chainring for light weight and long term durability
  • Available in Road, Cyclocross and Mountain

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      Submitted by dan a Racer from hyannis,Ma,USA
      Date Reviewed: 5/2/2004 7:06:15 PM
      Duration Product Used: 1 Year
      Strengths: looks good and 29t 2x9 nice set up.
      Weaknesses: I believe there's a defect with this chainring or bike setup is critical.readbelow.
      Similar Products Tried: c-dale expert
      Bike Setup: f3000sl and scalpel 2000
      Bottom Line: this 29t chainring came with my scalpel and it was ok for about a month then started to skip.very odd to skip up front.no problem.maybe it was worn. no. here's why. I buy a brand new one 2yrs later,been using the black expert and had no problems,and put it on my HT with new shimano chain and cassette.first ride and powering up a hill with mild bumps and it skips big time.I turn around and put on new Sram pc69 chain. start riding and skips again.turn around and put on my old ring and file it and works fine for 2 hour ride. 2 weeks later I try it on my scalpel with brand new drivetrain part and the same skipping problem occurs.
      I have no explanation for this skipping problem.
      Value Rating: 4 Overall Rating: 1

      Submitted by dave a Racer from columbia, tn
      Date Reviewed: 10/9/2003 9:21:59 PM
      FavoriteTrail: oak mountain birmingham al
      Duration Product Used: 2 Years
      Price Paid: $60
      Purchased At: LBS
      Strengths: shifts well, looks good, teeth have survived
      Weaknesses: gotta order from LBS. can't just type an order and have them arrive in 2 days
      Similar Products Tried: shimano, campy on road
      Bike Setup: scalpel with x/o and 2x9 coda cranks, dura ace bb, connex chain
      Bottom Line: coda products are hit or miss it seems... these rings have bent on rocks, i just took the vice grips to them and basically trued the ring. i have only experienced chain suck in the muddiest conditions. the 29 and 44 rings i would buy again (not a big selection on the 29, but, luckily i won't need one). this coda product is a hit.
      Value Rating: 5 Overall Rating: 5



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