FSA Pro Road 39T Chainring
Lightweight FSA Pro Road 39T inner chainring for 10/11-speed double cranksets. 130mm 5‑bolt BCD, precision-machined aluminum with black finish for reliable shifting.
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Overview & Technology
Key Features
Fit & Compatibility
Who It's For
Key Features
- ✓ 39 teeth inner ring optimized for 10- and 11-speed chainrings
- ✓ Standard 130mm BCD, 5-bolt pattern fits many road cranksets
- ✓ Precision CNC-machined aluminum for low weight and stiffness
- ✓ Black anodized finish for corrosion resistance and clean aesthetics
- ✓ Designed specifically as an inner ring for double crank configurations
- ✓ Lightweight: approx. 0.15 lb — minimal rotational mass added
- ✓ Manufacturer part #: 371-0139D, SKU/Product #: 390674
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Frequently Asked Questions
Will this ring work with my 11-speed Shimano crank?
Possibly — the Pro Road 39T uses a standard 130mm, 5-bolt BCD which is common on many road cranks. However, Shimano sometimes uses proprietary ramps and tooth profiling. For guaranteed optimal shifting, pair with compatible outer rings or confirm your crank's BCD and bolt pattern before buying.
Can I use this as an outer ring or on a single-ring setup?
No. This ring is made and profiled as an inner chainring for double cranksets. Tooth profiles, spacing, and shift ramps differ between inner and outer rings, so using it as an outer ring or in a single setup can compromise shifting and increase wear.
What chain speeds is this chainring compatible with?
The FSA Pro Road 39T is specified for 10- and 11-speed drivetrains. It is profiled to work reliably with those chain widths; using wider or narrower chains (e.g., 12-speed) may result in suboptimal shifts or increased wear.
Do I need special bolts to install this ring?
No special bolts are required beyond standard 5-bolt road chainring bolts. Make sure the bolts provide correct thread engagement and length for your crank spider and that you tighten to the manufacturer's recommended torque to avoid loosening or damage.
Should I replace both chainrings at the same time?
Not always — if the outer ring is still in good condition and matched to the same tooth profile and speed spec, you can replace only the inner ring. However, for best shifting performance, many mechanics recommend replacing rings as a matched pair if both show significant wear.
What maintenance extends the life of this aluminum ring?
Keep the drivetrain clean and adequately lubricated, avoid cross-chaining, and inspect teeth for burrs or hooking. Regular chain wear checks and replacing the chain before it excessively wears will prevent premature chainring damage and maintain crisp shifting.
Buying Guide
When buying an inner chainring for a road double crankset, first confirm the bolt circle diameter (BCD) and the bolt pattern—this FSA Pro Road ring uses a 130mm, 5-bolt layout that fits many standard road cranks. Next, match the ring to your drivetrain speed: this model is profiled for 10- and 11-speed chains. Consider replacing both rings if the outer ring shows wear or if you want guaranteed shift performance; otherwise a single inner ring replacement is cost-effective. Check bolt length and torque specs for your crank spider and choose a ring with compatible ramping and tooth profiles to preserve crisp, reliable front shifting.
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