ISO Stronglight 48T #12 (star pattern, outer) chainring
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ISO Stronglight 48T #12 (star pattern, outer) chainring
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search tip: they made these both for hex head c/w bolts and for allen key c/w bolts. the set in your link is hex head. iirc the changeover from hex head to allen was ~1973. if you have an existing inner you plan to use make sure its bolt holes will be compatible with the outer you purchase.
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search tip: they made these both for hex head c/w bolts and for allen key c/w bolts. the set in your link is hex head. iirc the changeover from hex head to allen was ~1973. if you have an existing inner you plan to use make sure its bolt holes will be compatible with the outer you purchase.
Either way, if one had the old-style ring it should be possible to have a machine shop modify it to accept the larger allen-head bolts, yes? Though obviously not the other way around.
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yes and yes.