SRAM X-Sync 30T 94mm Steel
Durable SRAM X-Sync 30T steel narrow‑wide chainring for 11‑speed 1x drivetrains. 94mm 4‑bolt BCD, 3.5mm thickness and corrosion‑resistant black finish for reliable chain retention on mountain trails.
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Overview & Technology
Key Features & Construction
Fit, Compatibility & Installation
Who This Chainring Is For
Key Features
- ✓ Narrow‑wide X‑Sync tooth profile for superior chain retention
- ✓ 94mm BCD, 4‑bolt pattern fits compatible SRAM and aftermarket cranks
- ✓ Durable heat‑treated steel construction resists rock strikes
- ✓ 3.5mm plate thickness for stiffness and long service life
- ✓ Specifically profiled for 11‑speed chains and 1x drivetrains
- ✓ Black corrosion‑resistant finish for weather protection
- ✓ 30T ideal for mixed trail climbing and technical sections
Specifications
Product Identifiers
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this chainring compatible with 10‑ or 12‑speed chains?
The X‑Sync 30T is designed for 11‑speed chain profiles and will perform best with 11‑speed chains. It may physically work with some 10‑speed setups, but chain retention and shifting may not be optimal. For 12‑speed SRAM drivetrains, choose a ring specified for 12‑speed.
Can I fit this on any crankset with 4 bolts?
You must match the 94mm bolt circle diameter (BCD) and 4‑bolt pattern. If your crank spider is 94 BCD, this ring will fit; if your crank is direct‑mount or a different BCD, it won’t. Always confirm BCD before ordering.
How much does the ring weigh and how does steel compare to aluminum?
This chainring ships at about 0.28 lb (≈127 g). Steel is heavier than aluminum but offers superior impact resistance and wear life—ideal for aggressive trail riding, rental fleets, or riders who prioritize durability.
What torque should I use for the chainring bolts?
Use the crank manufacturer's recommended torque; a common safe range for 4‑bolt rings is about 8–12 Nm. Apply thread locker if specified and tighten bolts in a star pattern to ensure even seating.
Do I need a chainline adjustment or bashguard with this ring?
Check your crank spider and frame clearance. The 3.5mm thickness is standard for many setups, but if you run a bashguard or narrow chainstay clearance you may need spacers or a different mounting configuration. Confirm chainline for smooth shifting and reduced wear.
Buying Guide
When choosing a chainring, match BCD and bolt pattern first, then decide on tooth count, material, and tooth profile. Steel rings like this SRAM X‑Sync are heavier but far more durable than aluminum—ideal for riders who encounter rocks, repeated impacts, or long maintenance intervals. Pick your tooth count based on terrain: 30T is a balanced choice for technical climbing and steady trail speeds. For best performance stick to the specified speed compatibility (11‑speed here) and verify chainline and clearance during installation.
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