Truvativ 9 Speed Steel 64mm BCD
Replacement Truvativ 22-tooth steel inner chainring for 9-speed MTB triples. 64mm 4-bolt BCD, black finish — built for reliable shifting and long wear.
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Key Features & Benefits
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Key Features
- ✓ 22-tooth inner chainring optimized for low gearing on steep climbs
- ✓ 64mm BCD, 4-bolt pattern — fits many MTB triple cranks
- ✓ Steel construction for high wear resistance and toughness
- ✓ 9-speed tooth profile tuned for reliable shifting with 9-speed chains
- ✓ Matte black corrosion-resistant finish for longer life
- ✓ OEM-compatible: SRAM model ID CR-MLEG-64-A1 / Part #11.6215.064.000
- ✓ Light shipping weight — compact, easy to carry as a spare
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Frequently Asked Questions
Will this chainring fit my crankset?
This ring fits cranksets that accept a 64mm (4-bolt) inner BCD chainring and are set up for a 9-speed triple. Check your crank's bolt circle diameter and confirm it uses a 4-bolt inner ring. If unsure, compare the part number (11.6215.064.000) or SRAM model ID CR-MLEG-64-A1 with your OEM specifications.
Can I use this ring with an 8- or 10-speed chain?
It's designed for 9-speed drivetrains and will perform best with a 9-speed chain. An 8-speed chain is wider and may not shift as crisply, while a 10-speed chain is narrower and may increase wear or cause less reliable engagement. For optimal shifting and longevity, match the ring to a 9-speed chain.
Is the steel construction heavy or prone to corrosion?
Steel is heavier than aluminum but offers excellent toughness and wear resistance. This ring includes a black corrosion-resistant finish to limit rust; regular cleaning and lubrication will further protect it. For riders who need minimal weight, consider alloy alternatives, but expect shorter life under heavy use.
How do I install the inner chainring?
Install using the correct length chainring bolts and torque to your crank manufacturer's specification, typically 8–10 Nm for many cranks — check your crank manual. Ensure the shifting ramps/markings (if present) face the correct direction and that the chainline is correct for smooth shifting.
Can I replace only the inner ring without changing the middle/outer rings?
Yes — replacing just the inner ring is common. However, for best shifting performance ensure teeth profiles and wear levels between rings are compatible; mixing a brand-new inner with heavily worn outer/middle rings can sometimes reduce shift quality.
What is the manufacturer part number and model ID for reference?
The Truvativ manufacturer part number is 11.6215.064.000 and the SRAM model ID is CR-MLEG-64-A1. Use these when verifying compatibility or ordering replacement parts to ensure a correct match.
Buying Guide
When selecting an inner chainring for a triple mountain crank, prioritize correct BCD, speed compatibility, and material based on your riding style. Steel rings like this Truvativ 22T are ideal if you want durability and predictable wear under heavy use; aluminum rings save weight but may wear faster. Always confirm the crank's bolt circle diameter (64mm for this ring), that your drivetrain uses 9 speeds, and that you have the correct bolt length for stacked chainrings. If you chase precise shifting and low weight for competition, consider higher-end matched sets; for reliable, cost-effective replacements, a steel inner ring is a practical choice.
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