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Wolf Tooth Chainring 46t 110 BCD 5-Bolt 10/11/12-Speed Alloy Cyclocross & Road
Wolf Tooth Chainring 46t 110 BCD 5-Bolt 10/11/12-Speed Alloy Cyclocross & Road
Wolf Tooth Chainring 46t 110 BCD 5-Bolt 10/11/12-Speed Alloy Cyclocross & Road
Wolf Tooth Chainring 46t 110 BCD 5-Bolt 10/11/12-Speed Alloy Cyclocross & Road
Wolf Tooth Chainring 46t 110 BCD 5-Bolt 10/11/12-Speed Alloy Cyclocross & Road

SKU: CR0586

Wolf Tooth Chainring 46t 110 BCD 5-Bolt 10/11/12-Speed Alloy Cyclocross & Road

Wolf Tooth
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Specifications

ColorBlack
Ring Position/TypeChain Retaining Single Ring
Tooth Count46
Drivetrain Speeds9
Drivetrain Speeds10
Drivetrain Speeds11
Drivetrain Speeds12
Chainring BCD110
MaterialAluminum
Defined ColorBlack

The perfect 1x solution for your gravel, CX or road bike. Made from 7075 Aluminum, Wolf Tooth's patented Drop-Stop design helps clear mud while retaining your chain.

  • Features Wolf Tooth's Drop-Stop tooth design for maximum chain retention
  • Drop-Stop chainrings are designed for use with 1x9, 1x10, 1x11 and 1x12 drivetrains
  • Drop-Stop FT is compatible with all 10-, 11-, and 12-speed chains (including SRAM Flattop 12-speed chains), with the exception of Shimano 12-speed chains
  • Shimano 12-speed chains require the use of Wolf Tooth's Shimano 12-speed specific chainrings
  • If using a 9-speed drivetrain, use a 10-speed chain, which will provide a tighter fit for better chain retention
  • Not compatible with Shimano Asymmetric 110 BCD cranks or Campagnolo CX10/11 cranks
  • Use of a clutch-style rear derailleur is recommended
  • Made from 7075-T6 aluminum for long life
Description

The perfect 1x solution for your gravel, CX or road bike. Made from 7075 Aluminum, Wolf Tooth's patented Drop-Stop design helps clear mud while retaining your chain.

  • Features Wolf Tooth's Drop-Stop tooth design for maximum chain retention
  • Drop-Stop chainrings are designed for use with 1x9, 1x10, 1x11 and 1x12 drivetrains
  • Drop-Stop FT is compatible with all 10-, 11-, and 12-speed chains (including SRAM Flattop 12-speed chains), with the exception of Shimano 12-speed chains
  • Shimano 12-speed chains require the use of Wolf Tooth's Shimano 12-speed specific chainrings
  • If using a 9-speed drivetrain, use a 10-speed chain, which will provide a tighter fit for better chain retention
  • Not compatible with Shimano Asymmetric 110 BCD cranks or Campagnolo CX10/11 cranks
  • Use of a clutch-style rear derailleur is recommended
  • Made from 7075-T6 aluminum for long life

Customer Reviews

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Roy

Starting around 5000 miles, my wife’s Specialized Creo was occasionally dropping its chain off the front chainring. At first this seemed to be mitigated by using a new chain. By 10k miles, even a new chain didn’t help and the chain would drop every 20-40 miles. However, replacing the front ring with this narrow-wide wolftooth ring solved the problem completely. Apparently the problem was that the original narrow-wide chainring (from Praxis IIRC) was wearing out, the wide teeth were no longer wide enough. The wolftooth chainring was a direct replacement, even using the same chainring bolts.;

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Eric

I have a 1x 11 speed setup, and this chainring works great, but must be slightly thinner than my old chainring as my old chainring bolts didn't fit. They were too wide and you couldn't tighten them enough to secure the chainring. I ended up filing the shoulder nuts down by ~0.020 to get them to tighten. Just a little complication I hadn't anticipated.

Since it's been on it's been great. Less noise than my old ring. Chain has fallen off once in ~400 miles of riding, but it was a big hole and I was in a small gear - so I don't think it was the chainring's fault.;