Surly
MWOD Stainless Steel Inner Chainring
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A few years ago "Fat Biking" meant 3 inch tires on 45mm rims. Now 4 inch tires on 82mm rims are standard and with the launch of Surly's Moonlander 4.7 inch tires on 100mm rims, chains rub the tires like the cast of the "Jersey Shore" on a 19 year old blonde at the club. This has been an issue with traditional crank designs that were intended for lesser tires. The Surly MWOD (Mr Whrily Offset Double) chainrings move the inner ring to the outer position and the middle chainring to the outer position.
The MWOD chainrings give you enough clearance to run the Big Fat Larry tire on a Rolling Darrell (or other 82mm rims) on a Pugsley or Salsa Mukluk (
the Mukluk may run into some frame rub issues)
Q: What cranks to the Surly MWOD chainrings fit?
A: The MWOD chainrings are designed to be used with the Surly Mr Whrily crank arms.
Q: I''m going from a Pugsley to a Moonlander and I have a Mr Whirly crankset, is this all I need?
A: No, the Pugsley is designed around a 17.5mm lateral offset while the Moonlander uses a 28mm offset. To make the adjustment Surly offers a
Moonlander Specific Spindle.
- Inner ring is stainless
- Pairs with MWOD aluminum outer ring (not included)
- 58mm BCD
- Includes hardware
Specifications
Chain Compatibility
3/32", Shimano/SRAM 10, Shimano/SRAM 9
Tooth Count
20t, 21t, 22t, 24t, 26t
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I need the outer mwod chain ring, where can I get one. And if not, how do I replace with different set-up?
A.
anwered by: canteau
Unfortunately, the Surly MWOD system is being discontinued. You might be able to find a used Surly MWOD spider and use standard chainrings.
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will this fit on Surly O.D. cranks that come with the Surly ECR?
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anwered by: canteau
Surly makes a couple different versions of the OD crank, if your crank has the 5-bolt 58mm BCD it will, some of the OD cranks have a 104/64mm BCD with 4-bolts.
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Is this chainring compatible with 10 speed chains?
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