Direct Mount Chainring - 40t SRAM Direct Mount For SRAM 3-Bolt 6mm Offset Drop-Stop B Flattop Compatible BLK
  • 40t SRAM Direct Mount Drop - Stop B Flattop Compatible Black Chainring

Direct Mount Chainring - 40t SRAM Direct Mount For SRAM 3-Bolt 6mm Offset Drop-Stop B Flattop Compatible BLK

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Product Description

Wolf Tooth's Direct Mount Chainring in sleek black is a top - notch choice for SRAM 3 - Bolt cranks. Crafted from premium 7075 - T6 Aluminum Alloy, it offers both durability and weight savings. The patent - pending Drop - Stop asymmetrical tooth design ensures excellent wear life, mud clearance, and chain retention. It's compatible with 1x9, 1x10, 1x11, and 1x12 drivetrains, as well as all 10, 11, and 12 - speed chains (except Shimano 12 - speed chains, which need a specific chainring). For a 9 - speed drivetrain, using a 10 - speed chain gives a tighter fit. It's not compatible with the SRAM 8 - bolt interface. A clutch - style rear derailleur is recommended. TECH SPECS: Color - Black; Ring Position/Type - Chain Retaining Single Ring; Tooth Count - 40; Round or Oval - Round; Drivetrain Speeds - 9, 10, 11, 12; Chainring BCD - Sram Direct Mount; Offset - 6; Chainline/Hub Compatibility - 135/142 MTB Hubs; Material - Aluminum; Direct Mount Type - Direct Mount SRAM.

Using this chainring is straightforward. First, make sure your SRAM crank has a 3 - bolt mounting style. Then, install the chainring onto the crank. For 9 - speed drivetrains, use a 10 - speed chain for better performance. If you have a Shimano 12 - speed chain, you'll need a specific chainring. It's a good idea to use a clutch - style rear derailleur with this chainring. When it comes to maintenance, regularly clean the chainring to remove mud and dirt. Check for any signs of wear on the teeth. If you notice excessive wear, it might be time to replace the chainring. Also, keep an eye on the chain tension and adjust it as needed to ensure smooth operation.


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