Keep in mind that a machinist can make oval slots in a 144 ring quite easily so they fit on a 151 crank. It would be best to take a stack so that the set up time is spread over a few. Blaine Velo Sports 763- 712-0312 near the NSC Velodrome north of Minneapolis had someone lined up to do this but I am talking about 10 years ago.
Mike Kone had some rings made up a while ago. I'll let him tell the story if he cares to.
Jim Merz made rings in the 1970s and I think they were over $50 so a price of $100 plus makes sense.
Highpath Engineering could make them for $150 or so. http://www.highpath.co.uk/
Joe Bender-Zanoni
Great Notch, NJ
> CR, I'm looking into having some 44-tooth 151 BCD 3/32" (and
\r?\n> possibly 1/8")
\r?\n> reproduction chainrings made. What do folks think is a
\r?\n> reasonable retail
\r?\n> price for one, and would you buy one if it were available at
\r?\n> that price?
\r?\n> Feel free to respond offline to me.
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\r?\n> Thanks for your interest, Peter
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\r?\n> Peter Brueggeman
\r?\n> San Diego California USA
\r?\n> pbrueggeman(AT)ucsd.edu