pass quest chain rings ... anyone used them?

[PLA]

thinking of grabbing some of these for my next build because why not. if anyone's used them, how is the shifting performance?

[patliean1]

Can't comment on their 2x stuff but the 1x options are great. High quality and no chain drops (obviously).

[PLA]

Can't comment on their 2x stuff but the 1x options are great. High quality and no chain drops (obviously).

slick

[jfcb]

I agree. Have been using the 1x oval chainrings with full satisfaction on gravel and mtb. The most impressive is their longetivity.

[Tijoe]

I run this brand on 3 of my 29er.   No problems of any kind to date.

[chinacurios]

thinking of grabbing some of these for my next build because why not. if anyone's used them, how is the shifting performance?

I just picked some up for my new bike and they are currently the only ones offering rings for a DA9200 cranks and I will say the quality looks very very good on them.  I would say comparable to my Wolf Tooth and Garbaruk chainrings I have on my other bikes.

I cannont comment on how the perform yet however.

[jonathanf2]

They're very good quality. I was using them for awhile when I was running 1x on my aero road and gravel bikes. They're higher priced than the cheap AliEx stuff, but the quality is on par with the more expensive western chainrings.

[PLA]

Sounds sweet. So shifting from big to small and small to big is just as good as shimano? Or we talking a bit shitter?

[paldo]

I have not use them but seems like the Aliex chainring I do use seem to aways be noisier and doesn't shift as nice. I am using Senicx crankset and with the spider I have access to either Sram or Shimano chainring. Sram red chainring can be had on eBay for cheap.