RaceFace Narrow-Wide MTB Chainring for Mountain Bikes | BCD 130mm, 44t Black

RaceFace Narrow Wide Chainrings

Elevate your mountain biking game with the ultimate blend of precision engineering and trail-tough durability. Designed for XC efficiency and DH chaos alike, these Narrow Wide Chainrings deliver unmatched chain retention and power transfer across 9-12 speed drivetrains. Whether you’re slicing through technical terrain or bombing descents at top speed, this single-ring setup ensures unwavering grip and reliability for riders seeking peak performance on any terrain.

Why Choose RaceFace?
– Aerospace-Grade Strength: Crafted from lightweight 7075-T6 aluminum for maximum durability without sacrificing agility
– Uncompromising Stiffness: 4mm I-beam construction minimizes flex under load for instantaneous power delivery
– Adaptive Compatibility: Seamless integration with Shimano/SRAM 9-12 speed systems for versatile drivetrain setups
– Precision Tooth Profiling: Narrow-wide design reduces chain drop while maintaining smooth shifting dynamics
– Reversible Graphics: Double your style options with laser-etched logos that last through years of abuse

Outperforming the Competition
| Feature | RaceFace Narrow Wide | Competitor Brands |
|————————|———————-|—————————-|
| Plate Thickness | 4mm I-beam | 3mm standard |
| Material Grade | Aerospace 7075-T6 | Lower-grade aluminum |
| Chain Retention | Patented Narrow-Wide| Traditional square teeth |
| Customization Options | Reversible Graphics | Fixed single design |

For The Rider Who Demands More
Whether you’re tackling rocky descents or pedal-stroking alpine climbs, these chainrings combine XC responsiveness with DH-level resilience. The precise tooth geometry adapts to aggressive riding styles while maintaining efficiency on climbs—perfect for enduro setups or trail-hardened rigs.

Specs at a Glance
– Tooth Count: 44T
– BCD: 130mm
– Color: Matte Black Finish
– Weight: Optimized balance of strength-to-weight ratio

Upgrade your drivetrain with a component built to dominate from first pedal stroke to last—because when seconds matter on the trail, so does every gram of precision engineering.