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The cogs (gears) at the front of your drive chain, connected to the cranks.
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1x, 2x, 3x chainring - does it matter?
I need to replace one chainring in my 3x9 setup. One possible option I'm looking at says it was made for 2x setups. Another option says it was made for 1x. … Am I going to run into problems using a chainring that was "made for" a 2x system on my 3x9 system?
(this is a follow-up to an earlier question: Does "speed" of a replacement chainring matter?) …
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Does "speed" of a replacement chainring matter?
Will the "speed" of a given chainring make much difference?
(I'm using a 3x9 drivetrain) …