Stronglight Dural 5083 Outer Chainring - 46T - 130mm BCD

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The Stronglight Dural 5083 Outer Chainring is designed for dedicated cyclists and bike mechanics looking for a high-performance, precision-machined replacement for 9 and 10-speed drivetrains. Crafted from durable 5083 aluminum alloy, this 46-tooth chainring offers exceptional power transfer and smooth shifting for road and mountain bike setups; however, users must ensure their crankset supports the 130mm BCD standard before purchase to avoid compatibility issues.
| Model Part Number | 267016 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Stronglight |
No, the Stronglight Dural 5083 is specifically engineered for 9 and 10-speed drivetrains.
No, the package includes the chainring only. You should reuse your existing high-quality chainring bolts or purchase a new set if your current ones are damaged.
BCD stands for Bolt Circle Diameter, which is the diameter of the imaginary circle that passes through the centers of the chainring bolt holes.
Yes, provided your mountain bike crankset utilizes a 5-bolt 130mm BCD spider configuration.
Measure the distance between the centers of two adjacent chainring bolts. For a 130mm BCD, this distance is approximately 76.4mm.
The 5083 aluminum alloy is highly resistant to corrosion, but regular cleaning is still recommended to maintain the finish and performance.
Verify that your chain is not overly stretched and that the derailleur limit screws are properly indexed for the new chainring.
Apply a small amount of medium-strength blue thread-locking compound to the threads of the chainring bolts during installation.
Check your crankset BCD specification. You may be attempting to mount a 130mm BCD ring onto a 110mm BCD spider.
To install this chainring, you will need a standard set of chainring bolt tools and a hex key. Ensure that your existing crankset features a 5-bolt 130mm BCD pattern, as this component will not fit 110mm (compact) or 144mm (track) spiders. During installation, it is recommended to apply a light layer of grease to the bolt threads to prevent seizing. For maintenance, clean the ring regularly with a bio-degradable degreaser and a stiff-bristled brush to remove grit that accelerates wear on the teeth. Regularly inspect the chain for stretch, as a worn chain will significantly shorten the lifespan of your new aluminum chainring.