Shimano Chainring - 22T - FC-M660

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The Shimano 22T chainring (FC-M660) is designed for mountain bike and ATB riders who need a reliable, high-performance replacement for their 9-speed drivetrain. It provides excellent shifting precision and durability for demanding off-road conditions, though it is specifically optimized for older Shimano SLX and T661 series cranksets, limiting its use on newer, wider-range drivetrains.
| Model Part Number | FC-M660-22T |
|---|---|
| Brand | SHIMANO |
No, this is designed specifically for 9-speed drivetrain systems.
No, it is a standalone replacement chainring; please reuse your existing chainring bolts.
It is optimized for Shimano FC-M660, FC-T661, and FC-M665; performance may vary or not fit at all on other brands.
If the teeth appear 'hooked,' pointed, or thin, or if you experience frequent chain slippage, it is time for a replacement.
This is a 22-tooth chainring, intended for the innermost position on a triple crankset.
Check for chain wear; if the chain is also worn, replace both the chain and the chainring simultaneously for optimal mesh.
Ensure the chainring orientation is correct and adjust the front derailleur high/low limit screws to account for any slight alignment variations.
To install this chainring, you will need a set of hex keys and potentially a crank puller if the crankset must be removed to access the inner ring bolts. Ensure the chainring is mounted with the flat side facing the crank arm and the ramped/shaped teeth oriented toward the chain. Keep the chainring clean by wiping off excess grit after muddy rides and applying a high-quality bicycle chain lubricant to reduce wear on the teeth. Regularly check the mounting bolts for tightness to prevent play during high-torque pedaling.