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aussie chainring manufacturers
Postby Endo » Sun Apr 19, 2009 10:19 pm
Does anyone know the URL of that mob that CNC thier own chainrings in about 10 different designs?
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Re: aussie chainring manufacturers
Postby Burt 'Pigeon Racer' Jones » Mon Apr 20, 2009 7:46 am
Google is your friend.
You could start by searching for a Melb based company called Fyxomatosis.
I'll save you the hard work: http://www.fyxomatosis.com/
You could start by searching for a Melb based company called Fyxomatosis.
I'll save you the hard work: http://www.fyxomatosis.com/
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Re: aussie chainring manufacturers
Postby Kalgrm » Mon Apr 20, 2009 8:13 am
Think outside the double triangle.
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Re: aussie chainring manufacturers
Postby gclark8 » Mon Apr 20, 2009 8:48 am
What PCD and tooth count are you looking for? I am doing a few here in Perth.Endo wrote:Does anyone know the URL of that mob that CNC thier own chainrings in about 10 different designs?
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Re: aussie chainring manufacturers
Postby id77 » Mon May 21, 2012 11:00 pm
Hi George, are you still manufacturing chainrings?gclark8 wrote:What PCD and tooth count are you looking for? I am doing a few here in Perth.Endo wrote:Does anyone know the URL of that mob that CNC thier own chainrings in about 10 different designs?
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Re: aussie chainring manufacturers
Postby mike campbell » Tue Aug 12, 2014 11:55 am
Hi George, Can you manufacture chainrings for old Stronglight set 38th I was brought up in Bassendean - where are you now?id77 wrote:Hi George, are you still manufacturing chainrings?gclark8 wrote:What PCD and tooth count are you looking for? I am doing a few here in Perth.Endo wrote:Does anyone know the URL of that mob that CNC thier own chainrings in about 10 different designs?
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Re: aussie chainring manufacturers
Postby gclark8 » Wed Aug 13, 2014 10:10 am
Hi Mike, have PM'd a reply to you.
Yes I was having chainrings made for single speed bikes a few years back. These were laser cut locally and sold mill finish to keep the cost down.
If you have an old worn ring for the centre mounting pattern and any good 38 tooth sprocket for the outer, they can be scanned and merged to program laser cutters. However you will have to finish the taper of the teeth by hand to make them shift between rings.
Yes I was having chainrings made for single speed bikes a few years back. These were laser cut locally and sold mill finish to keep the cost down.
If you have an old worn ring for the centre mounting pattern and any good 38 tooth sprocket for the outer, they can be scanned and merged to program laser cutters. However you will have to finish the taper of the teeth by hand to make them shift between rings.
Cheers,
George.
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Re: aussie chainring manufacturers
Postby brawlo » Wed Aug 13, 2014 4:48 pm
Burt 'Pigeon Racer' Jones wrote:Google is your friend.
You could start by searching for a Melb based company called Fyxomatosis.
I'll save you the hard work: http://www.fyxomatosis.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
These are one and the same these days. Apparently Cycle Underground stopped doing retail and Fyxo is now their outlet.Kalgrm wrote:There's another company called UnderGround Chainrings. Here's their web site.
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Re: aussie chainring manufacturers
Postby boyracer » Wed Aug 13, 2014 5:26 pm
'bespoke chainrings' from Melbourne.
They specialise in old school (50.4 bcd?), but soon starting 130 bcd, etc.
http://bespokechainrings.com/
They specialise in old school (50.4 bcd?), but soon starting 130 bcd, etc.
http://bespokechainrings.com/
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