Wolf Tooth
Drop-Stop Stainless Steel Chainring: 104 BCD
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Wolf Tooth has been making their popular
Drop-Stop chainrings for a few years now out of aluminum which makes for a light and stiff chainring and is great for XC riding but doesn't hold up all that well when you introduce logs and rocks into your ride. If you prefer durable vs lightweight
Wolf Tooth now makes the
Drop-Stop chainrings in
416 Stainless Steel.
This version of the
stainless steel Drop-Stop chainring is made to work with cranks that use a 4-bolt 104mm BCD bolt pattern. If you are going to use this chainring on a fatbike crank you can find out more on proper chainline with Wolf Tooth Chainrings and fatbikes
here.
Wolf Tooth Stainless Drop-Stop Direct Mount Chainrings can be used with 9/10/11/12-speed drivetrains but it is recommended that you use a 10-speed chain with a 9-speed drivetrain.
The
Wolf Tooth stainless Drop-Stop chainrings like the aluminum chainrings are machined in
Minneapolis, Mn USA.- Machined from 416 Stainless Steel
- Made in the USA
- 30t = 72g
If you prefer durability or light weight,
Wolf Tooth''s stainless steel Drop-Stop chainrings have the durability you need in a 1x solution you want.
Specifications
Chain Compatibility
Shimano/SRAM 10, Shimano/SRAM 11
Chainring Position
Single
Intended Use
Fat Bike, Mountain
Special Features
Narrow-Wide Tooth Profile
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Q.
asked by: rlhcmh
I have a truative 3 speed crank that I have converted to a x2 by limiting the travel on the front derailleur. I have the original 32t 104 mm center chain ring paired with a 42t 104 outer chain ring. This setup works fine, but am looking to get a little more low end with a 30t 104 mm paired with my 42t 104 outer chain ring. Will this chain ring work as a x2 inner chain ring?
A.
anwered by: canteau
The Wolf Tooth 104 BCD Chainring is designed for 1x applications and because of it's chain retaining design, it will not be able to be shifted out of once the chain is on it.
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