Blackspire Snaggletooth Oval Chainring - SRAM Boost Chain Rings |
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| Availability | In stock |
| Product ID |
39698
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| Brand | Blackspire |
| Store | Wiggle UK and ROW |
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Pushing you on with precision, this Blackspire Snaggletooth chainring features a tough aluminium build. This makes it perfect at handling all the abuse that the woodland throws at you as you blast over rock gardens, tree roots and debris with style. Blackspire has also raised the bar by putting this sleek model through a CNC-machining process which shaves off any unnecessary weight. This allows you to enjoy its incredible strength without weighing down your ride with excess grams. Ovalised MTB Chainring Designed for ease of use, this ovalised chainring grants the benefit of making it easier to pedal when your leg is at its maximum power output. It also creates a smoother power balance when your legs are at the weakest point in their rotation. The power going to your rear wheel will be linear, making traction consistent, in turn making it less likely to lose power or spin your wheel on hard climbs by avoiding the dead spot in your pedal rotation.
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| Wiggle UK and ROW | Blackspire Snaggletooth Oval Chainring - SRAM Boost Chain Rings | £21.99 | Visit Store |
Pushing you on with precision, this Blackspire Snaggletooth chainring features a tough aluminium build. This makes it perfect at handling all the abuse that the woodland throws at you as you blast over rock gardens, tree roots and debris with style. Blackspire has also raised the bar by putting this sleek model through a CNC-machining process which shaves off any unnecessary weight. This allows you to enjoy its incredible strength without weighing down your ride with excess grams. Ovalised MTB Chainring Designed for ease of use, this ovalised chainring grants the benefit of making it easier to pedal when your leg is at its maximum power output. It also creates a smoother power balance when your legs are at the weakest point in their rotation. The power going to your rear wheel will be linear, making traction consistent, in turn making it less likely to lose power or spin your wheel on hard climbs by avoiding the dead spot in your pedal rotation.
