FSA Pro Road 130 BCD Chainring - 370-0138
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The FSA Pro Road 130 BCD Chainring is designed for competitive cyclists and enthusiasts seeking elite-level shifting performance on 10-speed Shimano drivetrains. Built with high-quality A7075/T6 alloy, it offers a reliable, race-proven upgrade that ensures smooth engagement through precision engineering; however, users should verify BCD compatibility with their specific crankset before installation.
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| Model Part Number | 370-0138 |
|---|---|
| Brand | FSA |
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FAQs
Is this compatible with 11-speed drivetrains?
This chainring is specifically engineered for 10-speed Shimano drivetrains.
What does BCD stand for?
BCD stands for Bolt Circle Diameter, which is the diameter of the circle formed by the center of the chainring bolts.
Does it come with chainring bolts?
No, this is a replacement chainring and does not typically include mounting bolts.
Can I use this with a different brand crankset?
As long as your crankset utilizes the 130 BCD standard and is compatible with 10-speed components, it should fit.
How do I know when the chainring is worn out?
Look for visible 'hooking' or thinning of the teeth, or if you experience frequent chain drops or poor shifting performance.
Troubleshooting
Chain hesitation during shifting
Check the alignment of the shifting ramps relative to the front derailleur and ensure the chainring is not bent.
Noise while pedaling under load
Verify that all chainring bolts are tightened to specification and that the chain is properly lubricated.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Exceptional shifting accuracy under load
- High-strength T6 alloy construction for durability
- Compatible with standard 10-speed Shimano systems
- Professional, understated aesthetic
Cons
- Specific to 130 BCD bolt patterns
- Limited to 10-speed drivetrain compatibility
- Requires proper installation tools to avoid damage
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Compatibility is critical; this model is intended for 130 BCD cranksets and Shimano 10-speed configurations.
- Installation: Ensure the chainring is clean of debris. Use a torque wrench to tighten chainring bolts to the manufacturer's recommended specifications to prevent stripping.
- Alignment: Ensure the designated 'pin' or mark on the chainring is positioned correctly behind the crank arm to ensure smooth shifting transition.
- Maintenance: Regularly wipe the ring with a clean cloth and degreaser to remove road grime. Periodically check the teeth for signs of wear or hooking, which may indicate that the chainring needs replacement to maintain optimal shifting precision.