Stronglight Zicral 7075 110mm Camp 9/10 Chainring
SKU: STROCHRI520
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Stronglight Zicral 7075 110mm Camp 9/10 Chainring 2007 (Record Carbon / Chorus Carbon / Centaur Alu / Centaur Carbon / Veloce / Mirage) - Extra light Road chainrings - Campagnolo compatibility 9/10 speed - CNC machined 7075 T6 with anodization and laser engraved - CSA shifting "anti chain suck" allows a smooth and quick shifting - Weight: 90g
Specifications
| Brand | Stronglight |
|---|---|
| Discipline | Road, Triathlon, Cyclocross |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Speed | 9/10 Speed |
| Bolt Circle Diameter | 110mm |
| Colour | Silver |
| Size | 34T, 36T, 48T |
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Q&A (4)
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- Will this chainring work with an older (c.2008) record carbon UT compact crankset?
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Thanks for getting in touch.
If the BCD is 110mm there should be no issues using this chainring.
Andy
Ribble Cycles
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- Does the 50T chainring have pins, and how many?
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Hi Erik,
The chainring has 6 shifting pins and ramps.
It also comes with an additional threaded pin which is designed to support/space the chainring the appropriate distance from the crank arm.
Team Ribble
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- Will this item fit a Chorus carbon ultra torque chainset?
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Hi Alan,
Thanks for your enquiry.
If your Campagnolo Chorus Carbon Ultra Torque chainset is a 110BCD version than that’s the correct replacement product. Some of the older versions were the 135BCD, the size should be stamped somewhere on the original chainring or perhaps on the inside of the crank arm.
Hope that helps, should you have any further questions please do not hesitate to stay in touch.
Kind regards,
Team Ribble
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- Is this a direct replacement for a Campag chainring, or would I need to get new chainring bolts?
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Hi Craig,
Yes, this is a direct replacement for Campagnolo compact chainrings - your current chainring bolts will work fine.
Regards,
Ben @ Team Ribble
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