Surly "Stainless Steel" MTB Chainring - 104 BCD
- Weight : 0.07kg / 0.15lbs
- Packaging Unit: 1 Piece
- Product ID (PID): 44818
- Product safety
Weight
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Online: https://www.kunstform.org/en/surly-stainless-steel-mtb-chainring-104-bcd-p-44818
Printed: 10/22/2026
Printed: 10/22/2026
The Surly "Stainless Steel" MTB Chainring - 104 BCD is a stainless steel chainring for cranks and spiders with a 4-bolt 104 mm BCD. Surly makes its chainrings from steel because chain and cogs are steel too: according to Surly aluminium is 35% softer than stainless steel and wears out sooner. The 304 stainless steel resists rust and corrosion and is known for its toughness. Once one side is worn, simply flip the ring around and get another lifespan out of it. It is made for single speed, fixed gear and tandem timing chains. It has no ramps or pins, so shifting with a front derailleur is a bit slower.
Facts: Surly "Stainless Steel" MTB Chainring - 104 BCD
- Style: chainring without ramps, 4-bolt 104 mm BCD
- Material: 304 stainless steel
- Teeth: 34T, 32T or 36T
- Chainring Mount: 4-Bolt (104mm BCD)
- Chain Compatibility: up to 9 speed (tight fit with 9 speed chains), not for 10 speed and more
- Contains: 1 chainring
- Extras:
- no ramps or shift pins
- reversible: flip the ring once one side is worn
- for single speed, fixed gear and tandem timing chains
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