SPECS
CHAINRING SHAPE: Oval
TOOTH PROFILE: 2X w/Shifting Ramps
BCD: 110 BCD
CRANKSET TYPE: SRAM 5 Arm
TEETH: 36t/52t
CHAINLINE:
DRIVETRAIN COMPATIBILITY: 10/11 speed
ABSOLUTE BLACK - SRAM 5 BOLT 110BCD ROAD CHAINRING - OVAL
Compatibility
ONLY for Sram cranks that have 1 hidden chainring bolt behind the crank arm: Sram Red, Red eTap, Red22, Force1, Force22, Rival, Rival1. Compatible with Quarq. For Apex cranks - please navigate to our standard 110/5 rings.
Bolts
- Reuse original Sram bolts except the hidden bolt. AB Outer chainring comes with the hidden bolt in the package
- If changing inner chainring only - reuse all original bolts
Absolute Black always recommends using a new chain when fitting new chainrings.
What size should I choose?
- 34T inner chainring should be used with 50T outer ring. It has 6.5% ovality
- 36T inner chainring can be used with 50 or 52T outer ring. It has 11.4% ovality
ABSOLUTE BLACK - SRAM 5 BOLT 110BCD ROAD CHAINRING - OVAL
HOW TO MOUNT the SRAM 110/5 OVAL CHAINRING
First, you need to remove your crank from your bike. Once removed, unscrew the five bolts that hold the two chainrings together. Remove both original rings. If you have a removable spider on the crank - remove the spider by unscrewing the three T25 torx bolts before mounting new chainrings. Locate new oval inner chainring with the small hole "timing indicator" positioned behind the crank arm. The bolt holes on the small chainring are recessed – so the nut heads will sit flush with the surface of the chainring - these recesses should face you when mounting the bolts. Our Absolute Black outer chainring has a specific hole indicator - position the outer ring to line up that hole with the crank arm. Reuse the original bolts that came with the crank and use our (provided) bolt for the hidden bolt hole when mounting both inner and outer oval rings (If you have a carbon crank with an integrated spider, reuse all five original bolts).
If you are only switching the inner chainring to oval - use all the original bolts that came with your crank. Tighten all five bolts with force of about 5-7Nm. Mount your crank back to the bike. You may also need to adjust the front derailleur upwards by 2-3mm.