FSA Super Road 46T Chainring
Lightweight CNC-machined aluminum 46T outer chainring for road doubles, 110mm 5-bolt BCD and optimized for 10/11-speed chains. Delivers crisp shifting, reliable fitment, and a durable black finish.
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Overview & Technology
Key Features & Benefits
Fit, Compatibility & Installation
Who It's For
Key Features
- ✓ 46-tooth outer chainring for higher top-end road gearing and speed
- ✓ 110mm 5-bolt BCD fits most compact/semi-compact road cranksets
- ✓ CNC-machined aluminum construction for precise tooth profiling
- ✓ Optimized for 10- and 11-speed drivetrains, reliable shifting performance
- ✓ Black anodized finish for corrosion resistance and clean aesthetics
- ✓ Lightweight — approximately 0.3 lb shipping weight, low rotational mass
- ✓ Direct replacement part (Manufacturer PN 371-0246A, Product #390665)
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Frequently Asked Questions
Will this chainring fit my crankset?
This ring fits cranksets that use a 110mm, 5-bolt BCD and accept an outer chainring for road doubles. Verify your crank's BCD and bolt pattern before purchasing. If your crank uses a different BCD (for example 130mm or asymmetric designs), this ring will not be compatible.
Is the FSA Super Road 46T compatible with 10-speed and 11-speed chains?
Yes — the ring is designed for 10- and 11-speed drivetrains. It may not shift optimally with 9-speed or mixed-speed systems, so inspect shifting performance after installation and consider chain replacement if you notice inconsistent engagement.
Does the chainring come with chainring bolts or spacers?
No, the product is the outer chainring only. Use your existing 5-bolt chainring bolts or purchase compatible bolts separately. If your crank requires spacers or a specific bolt length, make sure to have those on hand for correct installation.
How should I set torque when installing the chainring?
Follow your crank manufacturer’s recommended torque specs; many road cranksets recommend bolt torque in the ~8–12 Nm range. Tighten bolts evenly in a star pattern to prevent warping and recheck after a short ride.
How will changing to a 46T outer ring affect my bike?
Moving to a 46T outer increases your top-end gear, giving higher gear inches for faster speeds on flats and descents. It may require slight front derailleur adjustment and possibly a longer chain depending on your current setup and inner ring size.
How do I know when the chainring needs replacing?
Look for hooked or shark-tooth shaped teeth, excessive chain skip under load, or noisy shifting. If your chain and cassette are also worn, replace them in matched sets to restore smooth component life and shifting performance.
Buying Guide
When choosing a replacement outer chainring, start with BCD and bolt count — this FSA Super Road ring uses a 110mm 5-bolt pattern, the most common size for compact and semi-compact road double cranks. Pick a tooth count that matches your riding: 46T suits riders who want a slightly higher top gear compared with more common 50/34 or 52/36 setups. Match the chainring to your drivetrain speed (this ring is for 10/11-speed), and consider replacing worn chains and cassettes at the same time to preserve shifting performance. Aluminum rings offer a good balance of weight, durability, and cost for most road riders seeking a responsive yet affordable upgrade.
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