Look 695 ZED2 Chainring replacement
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- Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
- How to replace bicycle chainring replacement on a BCD 110 Look 695 ZED 2 crank. Fitting Praxis chainrings instead of original chainrings.
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That is probably the best crankset ever made. very stiff, no debonding problems. standard bearings. The stupid thing is they probably made little to no money on it and it was a commercial failure because it was limited to one brand of bike.
ZED LOOK The best crank ever. Loctite will work only when surface is perfectly clean.
Dropping chain could be caused by stretched front derailleur cable, slightly adjust tension and check outboard limit screw.
Rotor chain rings for me made very well
Look, Waynos is cranky!
There is a UA-cam that shows how to approximate the measurement of the gap between teeth on a chainring. I bought Praxis rings for my ZED2 and I prefer the replacement rings without the bits of aluminum that corrode over time
When you say bits of aluminium, are you talking about the spacers in between the bolts?
@@waynosfotos my large chainring had 4 small areas on the face with the bits of shiny aluminum exposed. Trying to be a bit flash (image that from LOOK)
Waynos, not trying to be a wise guy, but if you're going to the trouble of changing chain rings wouldn't you want to slap on a new chain, or risk wearing them out? Unless of course you're chain has minimal wear.
Good point. Maybe I am just lazy. No, really, I want to work out what is causing the derailment of the chain. If I change both, then I will not know. If the problem still exists, I will change the chain.
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