Truvativ 9 Speed Alloy 104mm BCD
Direct-replacement Truvativ 44T outer chainring for 9-speed triples — 104mm BCD, 4-bolt aluminum. Lightweight, stiff and built to restore crisp shifting on 22/33/44 cranksets.
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Overview & Technology
Key Features & Construction
Fit, Compatibility & Installation
Who This Chainring Is For
Key Features
- ✓ CNC-machined aluminum construction for strength and low weight
- ✓ 44 teeth outer ring designed for 9-speed chain compatibility
- ✓ Fits standard 104mm 4-bolt BCD crank spiders (outer position)
- ✓ Intended for 22/33/44 triple chainring cranksets
- ✓ Black anodized finish resists corrosion and trail abrasion
- ✓ OEM SRAM/Truvativ model ID CR-MLEG-104-A1 for exact fit
- ✓ Lightweight replacement (approx. 0.3 lb shipping weight)
Specifications
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Frequently Asked Questions
Will this ring fit my crankset?
This Truvativ 44T ring fits 104mm BCD, 4-bolt cranks and is specified as the outer ring for 22/33/44 triples. Verify your crank spider measures 104mm BCD and that your crank is intended for a 9-speed outer chainring before buying.
Is this chainring compatible with 10- or 8-speed chains?
It's profiled for 9-speed chains, so it works best with 9-speed drivetrains. In practice a 10- or 8-speed chain may physically fit but could result in suboptimal shifting. For best performance match the chainring to your chain speed.
Do I need new chainring bolts to install this?
You can reuse quality bolts if they are in good condition, but we recommend replacing corroded or stretched bolts during installation. Use the correct length and torque specified by your crank manufacturer to avoid damage.
How durable is the aluminum finish?
The ring's black anodized finish protects the aluminum from corrosion and surface wear, but heavy abuse (rocks, heavy grinding) will still show wear over time. Periodic inspection and timely replacement keeps drivetrain performance reliable.
Can I use this ring on a single-ring conversion?
While mechanically possible if you adapt your crank, this ring is cut as an outer ring for a triple setup. For a single-ring conversion you may prefer a dedicated narrow-wide or single-specific ring to improve chain security.
What tools are required for installation?
Basic tools: crank removal tool appropriate to your crankset, hex/torx for chainring bolts, torque wrench for proper tightening, and front derailleur adjustment tools (screwdriver, pliers). Follow your crank and drivetrain manufacturer's torque specs.
Buying Guide
When replacing an outer chainring, prioritize correct BCD, tooth count and chain-speed compatibility. For 9-speed triples, a 104mm 4-bolt outer ring with matching tooth profile restores intended chainline and shifting. Check for excessive wear on chain, cassette and chainrings — replacing a worn chain with a new ring may cause accelerated wear. If you're converting to a single-ring setup or using a different chain speed, consider ring-specific options (narrow-wide, 10/11-speed profiles) instead of a direct-triple replacement. For routine trail maintenance, keeping a spare 44T 104 BCD ring in your toolkit is a smart, lightweight solution to get you back on the trail fast.
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