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SRAM Force Cx1 Cyclecross X-sync Chainring 40t 1 X 11 Speed BCD 110mm

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£49.00

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Estimated delivery Mon, 29 Sep - Thu, 2 Oct

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Chainring Size 38T, 40T, 42T, 44T, 46T, 48T. Colour (Chainring) Argon Grey, Black. Material (Chainring) Aluminum. SRAM Chain Ring X-Sync 11 Speed 110 BB30 or GXP. An integral component of the SRAM 1x drivetrain.

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Product Identifiers

BrandSRAM

MPN116218015001

GTIN0710845750601

UPC0710845750601

eBay Product ID (ePID)1446828566

Product Key Features

Compatible BrandFor SRAM

Distance Between Bolt Holes110 mm

Mounting Type5-Arm

Compatible Bike TypeDirt Jumper, Mountain Bike, Road Bike, Cyclocross Bike

ColourBlack

Part TypeChainring

MaterialAluminium

ModelX-Sync Chainring

Dimensions

Item Diameter110mm

Item Weight100-199 g

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by beech500
11 Jun, 2020
A good outcome
I have the more usual 5 bolt spider on my SRAM crank that doesn't need the hidden bolt arrangement. My bcd is 110mm, a good match there, so I took a chance on being able to fit this good value chain ring. In the event it fitted the existing bolt holes perfectly but the threaded stud on the hiiden bolt is too short for the normal spider mounting. The threaded stud is firmly fixed in the chainwheel and I contemplated various ways of removing it and using a normal chainring bolt arrangment. Long story short, the eventual solution was to press out the stud. I have a 1Te press that did the job easily, but a few well aimed hammer blows would achieve the same result. The stud is held by some shallow parallel knurling that locks it into a standard sized recessed hole in the chainwheel. Once out, the hole is of the same dimensions as the other 4. The standard chainwheel stud arrangement now fits perfectly. I now feel totally confident the bolting will not let me down.
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