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How to Choose Chainring Gearing for Road, TT and Triathlon

How to Choose Chainring Gearing for Road, TT an...

50-34T: compact versatility A 50-34T double combines a 50-tooth large ring with a 34-tooth small ring. It is a familiar option for riders who want a broad usable range for...

How to Choose Chainring Gearing for Road, TT an...

50-34T: compact versatility A 50-34T double combines a 50-tooth large ring with a 34-tooth small ring. It is a familiar option for riders who want a broad usable range for...

What FEA Means for a Bicycle Chainring

What FEA Means for a Bicycle Chainring

Stress distribution: finding where the load travels When a rider pedals, torque enters through the crank and travels through the chainring to the chain. The load is not distributed evenly....

What FEA Means for a Bicycle Chainring

Stress distribution: finding where the load travels When a rider pedals, torque enters through the crank and travels through the chainring to the chain. The load is not distributed evenly....

Carbon vs. Aluminum Chainrings: Which Material Fits Your Ride?

Carbon vs. Aluminum Chainrings: Which Material ...

Carbon chainrings: shaped for targeted performance LiteTech carbon chainrings use Toray T800/T1000 carbon formed through a high-pressure moulding process. The matte 3K weave gives the finished ring a technical, understated...

Carbon vs. Aluminum Chainrings: Which Material ...

Carbon chainrings: shaped for targeted performance LiteTech carbon chainrings use Toray T800/T1000 carbon formed through a high-pressure moulding process. The matte 3K weave gives the finished ring a technical, understated...

The Right Grams: Why Better Lightweight Components Start With Engineering

The Right Grams: Why Better Lightweight Compone...

Lightweight is a design decision A chainring is not a decorative part. It transfers force from the rider into the drivetrain, supports the chain under load and, in a double-chainring...

The Right Grams: Why Better Lightweight Compone...

Lightweight is a design decision A chainring is not a decorative part. It transfers force from the rider into the drivetrain, supports the chain under load and, in a double-chainring...