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The cogs (gears) at the front of your drive chain, connected to the cranks.
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Are narrow-wide single chainrings compatible between 9, 10, 11 and 12 speed?
I have read multiple posts about people just dropping high and low chainrings from 3x ring chainset and replacing middle ring with specific narrow-wide chainring suitable for 1x by setup. … So the question is: what exactly is so specific in narrow-wide chainring that makes it compatible with say x10 but not x12? Any advice appreciated. …
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Chain slipping on middle chainring
I have also figured out that the chain never slips if it is on the lowest or the highest chainring. It only happens with the middle chainring. … Changed back to the middle chainring - it slips in every gear from 1 to 9 when enough torque is applied.
So the question is: can it be that chain is slipping at the chainring? …
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