Description Lighten up.
Use the Race Face Narrow Wide Chainring in conjunction with a clutched rear derailleur for a lightweight, quiet, and high-clearance drivetrain. The narrow-wide technology (alternating wide and narrow chainring teeth) prevents dropped chains, eliminating the need for a chain keeper in many cases. 7075 aluminum makes these strong enough for the rigors of the mountain but light enough for your race bike. Definitely worth a look if you're thinking about moving to a single chainring set-up!
Available in 30, 32, 34, 36, and 38 tooth options. Black, Blue, Red, Green, Orange, and Purple. 104 BCD.
The 30 tooth ring is threaded with a standard chainring bolt thread, please consult this hardware chart for correct bolt length for installation.
Open Box - This product has one or more Open-Box units available. These units can be purchased at a discount (see option select). Open-Box units are brand-new and contain all standard parts and accessories. The full manufacturer warranty applies.
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A newer version of this product is available.
Low as $33.74
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No chain drop
Great chainring to keep the chain on.
Reviewed 8/30/2018
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Awesome product does what it's supposed to do 100%
by Tricked out Tallboy
Texas
1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.
Best product to use if ur going with a single ring set up. Put this thing through hell, drops, climbs, rock gardens not one dropped chain even without a chain guide.Best upgrade for under [$] bones, plus it looks sic on your ride!!!
Reviewed 12/20/2013
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Light and seet! NO droped chains yet!
by Voltzke
Competitive Racer
Minneapolis
1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.
Swapped easily from 2X10 ethirteen setup on the Mukluk. Looks great, lightweight and chain hasn't dropped or even skipped.
Probably going 1X10 on my Niner and will get a RaceFace.
Reviewed 12/12/2013
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