Easton EA90 Chainring Chain Rings |
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| Availability | In stock |
| Product ID |
35908
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| Brand | Easton |
| Store | Wiggle UK and ROW |
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| Description |
Engineered for smooth shift transitions, this optimised model skips the spider to save up to 45g while giving you more range to work with. The individual tooth profile has moved from the traditional symmetrical shape to more directional specific profile with the intention to create a positive chain roller engagement to aid with chain retention, critical in preventing chain slip and bounce over rowdy terrain. When combined with taller teeth the Easton narrow/wide ring can be used without a chain guide or clutch derailleur. All Easton rings feature the Cinch Direct Mount System which means making a swap between ring sizes or even between double ring configurations a quick and easy procedure. Using the Cinch DM System also provides significant weight savings by eliminating the material overlap and extra bolt hardware which is required for a traditional spider with chainring configuration.
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| Stockist | Catalog Name | Price | |
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| Wiggle UK and ROW | Easton EA90 Chainring Chain Rings | £109.99 | Visit Store |
Engineered for smooth shift transitions, this optimised model skips the spider to save up to 45g while giving you more range to work with. The individual tooth profile has moved from the traditional symmetrical shape to more directional specific profile with the intention to create a positive chain roller engagement to aid with chain retention, critical in preventing chain slip and bounce over rowdy terrain. When combined with taller teeth the Easton narrow/wide ring can be used without a chain guide or clutch derailleur. All Easton rings feature the Cinch Direct Mount System which means making a swap between ring sizes or even between double ring configurations a quick and easy procedure. Using the Cinch DM System also provides significant weight savings by eliminating the material overlap and extra bolt hardware which is required for a traditional spider with chainring configuration.
