Praxis Works Classic Standard Road Chainrings

DESCRIPTION

  • Exclusive Praxis Cold Forged Manufacturing
  • LevaTime® Shifting Technology
  • 7075 T6 AL
  • 130 BCD
  • 9/10/11sp
  • Compatible with Campy 11spd for use on NON-Campy Crank

    So you brought your Big Boy legs did you?

    Well these standard road ring sets are engineered for the highest performance shifts in all conditions and under any load. LevaTime® performance and our proprietary forging process give the fastest shifts and longest lifetime of any ring on the planet. These rings are one of the best upgrades for your bicycle.

  • USER REVIEWS

    Showing 1-4 of 4  
    [Feb 08, 2012]
    Mike Erbe
    Road Racer

    OVERALL
    RATING
    5
    VALUE
    RATING
    5
    Strength:

    Terrific performance and they also look sharp on my carbon bike. The package that the Praxis rings came in also states that derailleur trimming may be required after installation. This was really great, I thought, because it shows that the people designing the Praxis rings are paying attention to the details! The price point is wonderful, too, and I saved some serious dollars relative to the new DA rings.

    Weakness:

    None

    The shifting on the Scott CR1 was getting tired so new drivetrain components were in order. Just before the holidays, I replaced the stock Dura Ace 7800 chain rings with the slick looking Praxis rings (53 x 39). The chain and cogset (12 X 25) were in decent condition so they stayed on the bike. WOW! The shifting is now buttery smooth and fast...equal in every respect to that of new DA rings... at half the cost! We do quite a bit of climbing on our local group rides and the Praxis rings have performed flawlessly in all conditions and situations...especially while shifting under load.

    Similar Products Used:

    Dura Ace cranksets and chainrings...for years.

    [Feb 08, 2012]
    Sean Coffey
    Road Racer

    OVERALL
    RATING
    5
    VALUE
    RATING
    5
    Strength:

    Quality construction and excellent shift timing.

    Weakness:

    130BCD cyclocross rings aren't available yet! But I hear they will be soon.

    These rings solve problems. Chainsuck, dropped chains, sluggish shifting, premature wear, all gone. Especially if you're on the drivetrain from the well-known manufacturer whose name rhymes with 'clam'.

    I also had Praxxis rings for my ride of the Paris Roubaix course last year. Five+ hours in the saddle and an unholy number of cobbles that were simply beyond my worst expectations, and not one missed shift or dropped chain. There were quite a few riders who weren't so lucky.

    Looking forward to CX rings in 130BCD!

    Similar Products Used:

    Campy, Dura Ace, SRAM, Rotor.

    [Feb 08, 2012]
    katrint
    Road Racer

    OVERALL
    RATING
    5
    VALUE
    RATING
    5
    Strength:

    Smooth, responsive, quiet, gorgeous and much less $$ than Shimano's.

    Weakness:

    Haven't found any yet.

    After several seasons my stock Dura Ace rings (53 X 39) wore out. I couldn't believe how much a new set of those would have cost me!... So I put "new chain rings" on my Christmas list : ) I had seen Praxis' beautiful after-market rings and been intrigued by their engineering and cold-forged manufacturing process so I dropped repeated hints. I suspect that the fact Praxi's rings cost WAY less than Shimano's also ultimately helped seal the Praxis deal.

    So I've been riding my new rings since Christmas Day and love them. Since I'm nursing a lame hamstring, I find I'm relying more on finesse & technique (vs fitness & power) on our hilly, windy and competitive group rides these days. I'm always looking to improve the timing of my shifting and avoid those mechanical glitches that cost inches/energy. The Praxis chain rings have worked flawlessly. They are smooth, responsive, quiet and gorgeous : )

    Similar Products Used:

    Dura Ace rings (53 X 39)

    [Feb 07, 2012]
    Steve
    Road Racer

    OVERALL
    RATING
    5
    VALUE
    RATING
    5
    Strength:

    Ease of installation, ring stiffness, shifting is crisp and responsive both up and down. Been riding these for 9 months 4-5 days a week and shifting feels like the day I put them on. I lube my chain with rock & roll every 3rd ride and never clean or wipe anything of the rings. I haven’t seen any excessive wear either. They look good!

    Weakness:

    Huh – have to think about that? I haven't found any weaknesses with my mtn or road rings. You will have to get a set and decide for yourself.

    I had been having major chain suck and poor shifting on my 29r Mtn bike from the time I got it and went in search of a new set-up. First I tried a couple different chains but it didn’t help. I found Praxis rings and thought I would start by replacing the rings before getting a new crankset. My chain suck & poor shifting problems went away. I ended up installing a set of rings on my road bike as well.
    I went from frustration and major mechanicals in races to winning 9 races last season with Praxis rings. I’m no hot shot on the bike just a 45yr old Master Cat 2 Rd & Cat 1 Mtn looking for equipment I can count on. I’m willing to bet if your rings are in need of replacing that Praxis rings will meet your needs.

    Similar Products Used:

    Was using FSA rings on this set-up. Previously used Dura/Ace rings and replaced with FSA and now Praxis. It's back to the feel of Dura/Ace with the Praxis set-up.

    Roadbikereview Newsletter

    Get the latest roadbike reviews, news, race results, and much more by signing up for the Roadbikereview Newsletter

    THE SITE

    ABOUT ROADBIKEREVIEW

    VISIT US AT

    © Copyright 2024 VerticalScope Inc. All rights reserved.