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Wolf Tooth32t PowerTrac Drop-Stop Chainring: 104BCD
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If you're looking for a ring that helps on punchy singletrack and hills, give one of these elliptical chainrings a try. Its proprietary design has an ovality of 10% and a timing of 112 degrees after top dead center which provide the benefits of an oval ring without the traditional downsides of oval rings.
- The simplest way to explain the way these rings feel is having 2 teeth less in the weak part of your pedal stroke and 2 teeth more where you have the most power
- Features Wolf Tooth''s Drop-Stop tooth design
- Use only an 11-speed or 10-speed chain
- These rings are threaded, utlize with 10mm chainring bolts
- 48mm - 50mm chainline depending on the crankset
- Not compatible with 9-speed chains
Specifications & Identifiers
Chain Compatibility
Shimano/SRAM 10, Shimano/SRAM 11
Chainring BCD
104mm
Chainring Position
Single
Intended Use
Fat Bike, Mountain, Singlespeed
Material
Aluminum
Special Features
Narrow-Wide Tooth Profile
Tooth Count
32t, 34t, 36t
Black - 32 UPC
812719021548
Black - 32 MPN
OVAL10432
Tree Fort ID:
333222408444
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Customer Questions
Q.
asked by: a guest
Will this work with a race face turbine crank set
Will this work with a race face turbine crank set
A.
anwered by: canteau
The Wolf Tooth Elliptical chainring will work with a Race Face crank using the 104mm BCD spider. Wolf Tooth also makes a lighter Cinch compatible direct mount chainring if your version of the Race Face Turbine crank is Cinch compatible.
The Wolf Tooth Elliptical chainring will work with a Race Face crank using the 104mm BCD spider. Wolf Tooth also makes a lighter Cinch compatible direct mount chainring if your version of the Race Face Turbine crank is Cinch compatible.
Q.
asked by: a guest
Can you help me confirm that this is the correct ring for my Shimano M442 Crankset?
Can you help me confirm that this is the correct ring for my Shimano M442 Crankset?
A.
anwered by: canteau
Shimano lists the M442 cranks as having a 104mm BCD, which will allow the chainring bolt holes to line up. Shimano cranks tend to not use a standard spider shape and may require modification to the chainring in order to get it to sit flush against the crank arm.
Shimano lists the M442 cranks as having a 104mm BCD, which will allow the chainring bolt holes to line up. Shimano cranks tend to not use a standard spider shape and may require modification to the chainring in order to get it to sit flush against the crank arm.
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