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TA Specialites X110

This chainring is one of the cheapest blades available with a large toothing (42T). That makes it an ideal choice as far as I am concerned for long flat workouts. It is cheaper, but doesn't undercut in quality (except in weight).

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Ideal for replacing an Ultégra chainring, with the optional screw covers, the look is rather well finished.

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What Shimano does not supply dot TA does, a 42 T

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I was looking for a Shimano chainring but the waiting time was too long, so I found this brand that offers many possibilities in terms of gearing. I'm glad I could install them so easily on a shimano (R8000)

I am satisfied with this 33 tooth chainring installed on my Shimano R7000 and R8000 compact 50/34 cranksets. Shimano don't recommend installing a chainring with more than 16 teeth for reliability reasons and well I can tell you that it works very well both up and down the gears with the same fluidity as the original 50/34 ones and god knows if I'm passionate about noise-free and smooth operation.

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