Super speedy dinner plates for TT bikes!

These are 7075 aluminium "narrow-wide" single (1x) TT rings for road use. The intricate narrow-wide tooth design gives maximum chain holding ability, meaning it is possible to run without a chainguide or front mech. Black anodised with laser etched decals. Available fluted centre 130BCD, circular centre 130BCD and circular centre 144BCD to fit the Miche Pistard Air crankset. If you would like a 130BCD circular centre but need a specific cut out for a power meter, please send us an email before you place your order.

Please note that chainring bolts are not supplied.

IMPORTANT NOTES!

1. We are a very small business and although we will fulfil your order as soon as we can, there may be a delay between you ordering and us dispatching your order, depending on the time of year, our order book and what you have ordered. If you need an item urgently, you MUST contact us before ordering to check whether we can deliver in your required timeframe. Please see our terms and conditions for full timing and delivery information. Note that delivery times are from the date of DISPATCH not the date you place your order.
2. Our solid centre chainrings can be cut to various BCD and bolt patterns, along with additional cut outs for a number of types of power meters. If you would like a bolt pattern that is not listed, or an additional power meter cut out, please contact us before ordering.
3. Some of our in stock rings are cut from solid centre chainrings, so the inside cut out and bolt holes will not be anodised black.
4. There are multiple options for the BCD, so please check you have the correct one before placing your order. The Shimano 4 bolt pattern should fit all Shimano cranks, but if in doubt, please contact us before ordering.
5. Some frames are not designed to take very large chainrings. It is your responsibility to check the largest chainring size your frame is designed for (using the manufacturer's specifications) before ordering. We cannot advise whether a particular chainring will fit on your specific bike frame.
6. Some bikes may require a chain guide to prevent the chain from falling off when using a single ring - this is likely to depend on the width of your bottom bracket and the range of cogs you are using on your cassette.