SRAM 64mm Alloy
SRAM 22T inner chainring for 10-speed MTB triples with 64mm BCD. CNC-machined aluminum offers low weight, crisp 10-speed shifting, and durable black finish.
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Overview & Technology
Key Features & Benefits
Fit, Compatibility & Installation
Who This Chainring Is For
Key Features
- ✓ CNC-machined 22T aluminum for precise tooth geometry and light weight
- ✓ Designed for 64mm BCD 4-bolt MTB triple cranksets
- ✓ Optimized tooth profile for 10-speed chains and smooth front shifts
- ✓ Anodized black finish resists corrosion and surface wear
- ✓ Ideal low gear for steep climbs, bikepacking, and technical trails
- ✓ Fits many legacy and current SRAM-compatible 64mm BCD cranks
Specifications
Product Identifiers
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this chainring work with 9-speed chains?
This ring is profiled and optimized for 10-speed chains, but it is often compatible with 9-speed chains. Expect the best shifting performance with a 10-speed drivetrain; 9-speed may function but could be less crisp.
How do I know if my crank uses a 64mm BCD?
Measure the bolt circle diameter or check your crank manufacturer specs. For a 4-bolt inner ring, 64mm BCD is common on many MTB triples — measure center-to-center across opposite bolt holes or consult your crank model documentation.
Can I use this ring as a middle or outer chainring?
No — this ring is specifically an inner-position chainring. Middle and outer rings use different tooth profiles, spacing, and ramping designed for cross-chain shifts and should be selected accordingly.
Are chainring bolts included?
The product listing is for the chainring only. Use appropriate 4-bolt chainring bolts compatible with your crank (length varies by setup). Always torque to the crankmaker's recommended specification.
How durable is the alloy and finish?
The CNC-machined aluminum body with anodized black finish resists corrosion and withstands typical trail use. As with any alloy ring, heavy impacts or grinding on rocks can nick teeth — regular inspection and replacement when worn will keep shifting reliable.
Can I mix SRAM chainrings with other brands of cranksets?
Mechanically, the 64mm BCD and 4-bolt pattern determine fit. Many cranksets with matching BCD will accept this ring, but shifting performance is best when chainrings and crank/derailleur geometry are compatible. Verify bolt fit and chainline before installing.
Buying Guide
When buying an inner chainring for an MTB triple, prioritize BCD, bolt count, tooth count, and speed compatibility. Measure your crank's BCD or check the crank model to ensure a 64mm 4-bolt pattern. Choose the tooth count (22T here) based on desired climbing ability and cadence. Material and tooth profiling matter: aluminum rings are light and stiff, while steel lasts longer under heavy wear. For 10-speed systems stick with rings profiled for that chain width to maintain crisp shifting and reduce chain drop. Keep spare bolts and check bolt length when mixing chainrings across brands.
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