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Wolf Tooth Components adds Shimano asymmetric 110bcd narrow/wide chainrings for cyclocross

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wolf tooth components 110bcd drop stop narrow wide chainrings for Shimano asymmetric road cranksets

They’ve already made SRAM & Cannondale direct mount rings, and now Shimano riders can take advantage of Wolf Tooth Components’ Drop Stop narrow wide chainrings for their road, gravel or cyclocross bikes.

The design matches Shimano’s asymmetric 110bcd used on Dura-Ace, Ultegra, 105 and Tiagra cranksets. The rings come in even increments from 38 to 44 teeth, and the offset is optimized for a 44mm chainline when mounted in the outside position of the crank spider’s tabs.

Like the rest of their 7075-T6 alloy chainrings, they’re designed and machined in house in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Close pic and pricing below…

wolf tooth components 110bcd drop stop narrow wide chainrings for Shimano asymmetric road cranksets

The 110bcd asymmetric rings retail for $78.85 and will come in eight colors. They’re available now in black in 38, 40, and 42 tooth counts, the 44t is coming November 13. Colors will follow shortly thereafter, too.

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They’ve also got the matching 6mm bolt kits available to make single-ring conversions quick and easy.

WolfToothCycling.com

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G
G
8 years ago

FINALLY!

Bz
Bz
8 years ago

Cool! Any word if an oval will be done for this? Or even possible.

absoluteblack
8 years ago

They are already available from some time:)

http://www.absoluteblack.cc/cx-oval-110-4-bcd-cyclocross-shimano-11s-chainring/

absoluteblack.

DC
DC
8 years ago

Awesome!!!

Ding
8 years ago

What are the two water bottle bolts on the back of the seat tube on that trek?

MikeG
MikeG
8 years ago

nice, how about 1x road size 50t-53t

HangOnSloopy
HangOnSloopy
8 years ago

I wonder, do you think you can use an Ultegra crank with a SRAM 11sp chain and Force 22 Rear Derailleur?

rupert3k
8 years ago

Amen, Road sizes pls.

Huck
Huck
8 years ago

@Bz Good luck on a 53t wide-narrow! lol

Troy Junge
Troy Junge
8 years ago

OK. I am keen to try this.
I have the Shimano Ultegra based CX crankset, with dual rings.

What exactly will happen if I leave the inner ring and derailleur in place – will it shift, but horribly, becasue I could live with that….?

Brendan @ Wolf Tooth
8 years ago

Thanks for the feedback!

Re: Roadsizes – most definitely…spring time! Only even sizes of course.
Re: Oval in CX sizes – most definitely… spring or summer

– Wolf Tooth Brendan

MikeG
MikeG
8 years ago

Thanks Brendan, you just made me happy. My mountain and road bike will have Wolf chainrings soon.

Frank
Frank
8 years ago

This is awesome. Worth the wait to see it done properly.

Dex
Dex
8 years ago

For 135mm or 130 OLD?

G
G
8 years ago

Troy Junge, You can’t use a front d. with narrow wide rings.

Pipo
Pipo
8 years ago

Ultimate poser set up… Did you watch cx world cup? Dis you see riders with 1x? No. Why? Because mud and 1x will drop the chain.

Rubber queen
Rubber queen
8 years ago

@Pipo … No mud in MTB?

LP
LP
8 years ago

@Pipo It’s not muddy everywhere anyways. At CrossVegas, even Sven Nys was riding without a front derailleur. The Telenet Fidea riders have been using CX1 on all courses for the last two seasons I believe. Ultimate poser set up?

thesteve4761
thesteve4761
8 years ago

@Pipo- the late adoption of new trends or technology by Pro level riders is not new, especially with drop bars. Recently, it’s 1x and disc for CX. Historically, think of helmets, threadless stems, etc. Just because the World Cup riders don’t do it, does not mean it’s not a good idea.

Ding
8 years ago

Can anyone explain those two water bottle nuts on the back of the seat tube? Anyone? Seems random.

brooks
brooks
8 years ago

@Ding-
Pulley mount for front derailler?

JR
JR
8 years ago

They are for an internal Di2 battery

Ding
8 years ago

Thank you JR

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