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Other Resources => Component Deals & Selection => Topic started by: Dan S. on February 03, 2026, 03:25:05 AM
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Hey guys,
does anyone have any experience with these Ryet Aero Chainrings (https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005010049408399.html), suspiciously similar to AluGear?
They are a bit pricey, but I really like the looks.
(https://ae-pic-a1.aliexpress-media.com/kf/S728e623793374832b0e65a29e7e155f1t.jpg)
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The ones I bought actually have Alugear on them when they came in. I have not used yet.
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The ones I bought actually have Alugear on them when they came in. I have not used yet.
Oh lol, okay. :D That would explain a lot.
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Curious about these to found stone and passquest subpar compared to ultegra originals.
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Curious about these to found stone and passquest subpar compared to ultegra originals.
Pulled the trigger on those, will report back once I have them. ;D
Gotta say I keep feeding the Chinese well each month xD
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Pulled the trigger on those, will report back once I have them. ;D
Finally managed to install these on my bike. I’ve used silver Stone bolts I had laying around instead, thought it would look nicer with a bit of a silver accent. And I actually think it does not look half bad.
Had a first ride on these yesterday and I have to say I am impressed. Shifting is crisp, just had to adjust my FD a little bit, but overall I am very happy with these. Can recommend.
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What about the noise level? I have a cheap RIRO chainring and it's makes a lot of noise during riding, not even shifting, just the chain moving on the ring itself.
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What about the noise level? I have a cheap RIRO chainring and it's makes a lot of noise during riding, not even shifting, just the chain moving on the ring itself.
Zero noise with this.
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What about the noise level? I have a cheap RIRO chainring and it's makes a lot of noise during riding, not even shifting, just the chain moving on the ring itself.
Can confirm. Zero noise.
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How's shifting from small to big under serious load?
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I've got no issue with the front shifting
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How's shifting from small to big under serious load?
From the limited experience I’ve had so far all good when shifting up under load. But define serious :D
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Okay, i pulled the trigger and ordered a blue one with 52-36T for 85€ ;D
Will give you an update as soon as it's here.
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Okay, i pulled the trigger and ordered a blue one with 52-36T for 85€ ;D
Will give you an update as soon as it's here.
Okay they arrived two days ago. But I'm a bit sad, because the colour is like cyan and not blue :'(
Will most likely return them or sell them if somebody is interested.
See few pictures here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/J9Wh4xRSFHDnFhkH8
Did not ride them at all, just turned the crank few times, noise level was nearly the same as with the RIRO one. But it's also a KMC x11sl chain.
Overall the machining and all looks good, but the colour is way off for me and my bike.
And of course it's not possible to check if that's real 7075 with T6 heat treatment or not.
Could be lower grade aluminium or even the anodizing can be just for the colour and not really add resistance to the chainring.