BBB BCR-31 Compactgear Chainring - 2909693136

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The BBB BCR-31 Compactgear Chainring is a high-performance upgrade or replacement component designed for cyclists using compact 5-arm cranksets. Ideal for riders seeking reliable shifting and long-lasting durability, it is constructed from CNC-machined 7075 T6 aluminum. Please note that this specific chainring is engineered for older drivetrain standards, requiring compatibility verification with Shimano systems pre-2009 or SRAM 9/10-speed compact setups.
| Model Part Number | 2909693136 |
|---|---|
| Brand | BBB |
No, this model is specifically engineered for SRAM 9/10 speed and Shimano systems up to 2009.
The BBB BCR-31 features a standard 110 mm BCD.
It is constructed from durable, CNC-machined 7075 T6 aluminum.
No, this chainring is designed exclusively for 5-arm compact cranksets.
No, this package contains the chainring only; you should reuse your existing chainring bolts or purchase replacements if they are worn.
Check for compatible chain wear and ensure the chainring is properly aligned and secured to the crank arm.
Remove the bolts, apply a small amount of blue thread-locking compound, and torque to the correct specification.
Before installation, ensure your crankset is a 5-arm model with a 110 mm Bolt Circle Diameter (BCD). To install, you will need a standard chainring bolt tool and a torque wrench to ensure the bolts are secured to the manufacturer's recommended specifications. Clean the chainring regularly with a degreaser and a stiff brush to remove road grit and lubricant buildup, which will prevent premature wear of the teeth. Always inspect the chainring for signs of shark-finning on the teeth to determine if replacement is necessary after high-mileage use.