Absolute Black Puckers Up w/ Sour Apple Green Ano Chainrings, Plus New Delrin XX1 Pulleys

Chainring looks awesome, narrow wide pulleys seem unnessary to me but If it’s just more ano parts and another reason to justify them I’m good with that. Seriously what’s the reason?

@Sanchez these are Delrin, essentially plastic. In fact, I think they’re replacing aluminum ones that come stock on XX1 drivetrains.

Waiting for a New Cannondale F-Si chainring with the 6mm offset needed for the Ai drivetrain……

@noble87 These are thick/thin too, just not at the base of the tooth: look at the tips more closely.

Industry tag team on the sour apple! why did i buy a black and blue bike?!

Hi Everyone,
We do 12T pulleys as that was a request from countless customers and dealers… there is not much on the market right now in 12T segment with narrow/wide feature, except few very expensive options. Original pulleys suppose to wear out quite quickly… so there is always room for alternative.

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thanks

Steve I think you just got PWN’T
Nice Rings, and I like the pulleys….anything for 10spd yet?

@absoluteblack – there is definitely room for improvement on the stock pulleys. Are these just replacements or did you try to make improvements? As others above stated – stock ones can be noisy, and collect gunk quickly. I’m not clear why N/W teeth are even needed on a pulley – I gently smoothed mine with sand paper and it’s maybe a bit quieter. I’d buy a replacement set if they were really designed and tested to be better than stock pulleys.

To all N/W chainring makers – please offer the smaller rings in steel. The aluminum ones wear out in 1/2 year. Remember that ring is in continuous use.