£ 48.99
£ 65.99
Sram X-sync 104 Bcd Chainring. Praised for excellent quality and performance, this SRAM 104 BCD chainring is a top choice for MTB and eMTB riders. It´s described as hard, lightweight, and exceptionally durable, looking like new even after thousands of kilometers. Installation is easy, and its design provides a spectacular look. A perfect, high-quality replacement for an original part or for upgrading a drivetrain with a power meter. This chainring works perfectly and offers a fantastic price-to-quality ratio, making it a highly recommended upgrade for your bike. The radical new look and feel of Srams X-Sync? 2 Eagle? chainring is a direct result of SRAM drivetrain engineers studying the performanceand wear characteristics of thousands of X-SYNC? chainrings. Sram subjected every size of chainring to untold environmental and mechanical tortures, abuse and neglect, in both lab and real-world settings, to come up with a chainring that would augment the Eagle? drivetrain?s performance in all conditions. The longer, positive-rake tooth shape has been designed to work perfectly with the new Eagle? chain to increase chain retention and overall pedaling efficiency, while decreasing friction, noise and wear.Features:- Designed specifically for Eagle chains and drivetrains- Compatible with 11- and 12-speed drivetrains- SRAM X-SYNC 2 design increases chain retention and wear life, and reduces friction and noise- Material: 7075-T6 forged and machined aluminum, anodized- Bolt Circle Diameter: 104 BCD- Speeds: 11-/12-Speed- Compatibility: SRAM XX1 Eagle and SRAM XX1 Power MetersSpecifications:- Weight: 48 g. tradeinn Bikeinn
AmazonX-SYNC 2 improves chain guidance and durability and reduces friction and noise You also have the option to come up with own answers (since one obviously think you're more clever than we are). Crafted from CNC Aluminum
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