Are ALL chainrings removable or just one?
1654515
All are removable. I have done so. Standard BCD on the rings, 104mm (outer and middle) and 64mm (inner). Common ring removal practices apply.
1654516
Yes, they all come off. The back two are heals on with 4 screws, and then the front one is held on with 4 other screws. You will need an Allen wrench and a flat head screw driver or chainring but tool.
1013889
They are removable - but not that easy. Takes a bit of tugging but, carefully done, you can do it without a problem.
821268
I believe the chainrings are steel and the crank arms are aluminum, hope this helps.
2182505
That is correct. It is only used like a wrench to just change out the rings and then stored separate.
1481041
yes they are chain together with silver loops that can be removed to shorten the link
1130888
yes, it's a chain that can be taken apart- but it does stay securely if you want them together.
1388722
No, the item doesn't include any tools. Also, the rack might not include the exact fasteners you might need to install it on your specific bicycle. Finally, for installing on my specific bicycle I needed to cut some length off of the rack rear mounts in order to achieve a level installation (the extra length interfered with the rear wheel axle nuts). Just cutting off enough to remove the lower mounting hole on each rear support was enough to make it all fit. So the word "universal" is probably true but it might not be as easy or convenient as the word could be interpreted.
1431030
The chains are included, but can easily be removed. I'll try to post a picture to product images. Be safe :)
2139912
I see you've been waiting for an answer for a long time. I have the very same question. It looks like on all the units I've seen that you have to thread the chain through them, which would be easy for chains on geared bikes. I'm gonna guess that it would be a problem using one of these which would be a shame.
150237
Hi,Most new chains are designed with master locks (links). It is easy to install in this way without any tool but you need to remove old chain. You have two ways to do it: 1) Just cut it out; and 2) remove old chain using Topeak Super Bicycle Chain Tool ($14.00)or similar one. You can find out how to use it thru Youtube videos. Best,
708755
I don't think it can be removed without destroying it. That being said, I don't see how removing it would affect the operation of the crankset.
1999303
I believe so. They appear to be cinched in with a zip tie. You should be able to cut zip tie and pull them out. We Love the bike! Very well made, sturdy, and fun!
2094871
Pair of rings. I own 5 sets of these rings - best quick detachable rings around.
25939
There are two versions, as shown is works with any chainring bolts because the threaded side of the set is part of the chain ring. Last years version you needed the Origin 8 single chain ring version, they are shorter and not made to hold 2 chain rings. These chain rings have tall teeth and wide narrow teeth, they are made to convert your bike to 1 by 9, 10 or 11. These are not made to work with a front derailleur.
1616781
Yes, they are easily removable. It is a very versatile piece, and very well built.
1190229
I am obviously not an expert, nor the manufacturer of this item, but simply a customer. I am using the shifter with two chainrings and not three. But, there seems to be an extra click when I shift and I think it would work with three chainrings. I hope this helps.
983421
You will need chainring bolts. The length depends on your current set up. You shouldn't need new bolts is you are replacing one of your other chainrings.