Shimano FC-M8000 chainring - 30T-BA


Best current price£20.71from OnBuy.com
Best offers
Shopping.co.uk recommended and popular offers
OnBuy.com£20.71Visit shop Shimano Spares Unisex's Y1rl98110 Bike Parts, Other, One Size
Visit shop

Best current price£20.71from OnBuy.com
Shopping.co.uk recommended and popular offers
OnBuy.com£20.71Visit shop Shimano Spares Unisex's Y1rl98110 Bike Parts, Other, One Size
Visit shop2 offers from £20.71 - £21.12
View price history by clicking the chart icon.
This genuine Shimano FC-M8000 chainring is for cyclists who need a precise replacement part for their 40-30-22T crankset configuration. Its key benefit is restoring optimal drivetrain performance and smooth shifting. A potential caveat is its specific compatibility with the FC-M8000 crankset, meaning it's not a universal fit. Key features include its 30-tooth size, steel/carbon fibre reinforced plastic construction, and compatibility with 11-speed rear systems.
| Model Part Number | Y1RL98110 |
|---|---|
| Brand | SHIMANO |
No, this is a specific replacement part designed exclusively for the Shimano FC-M8000 crankset and its intended 40-30-22T configuration.
'30T' refers to the 30 teeth on the chainring. 'BA' typically denotes its position or specific design within the crankset model, often the middle ring in a triple setup.
This chainring is designed for 11-speed rear systems. While it might function with 10-speed, performance and compatibility are not guaranteed. It is not recommended for 12-speed systems.
Chainring lifespan varies with usage and maintenance, but a common indicator for replacement is when the teeth become noticeably hooked or worn. Inspecting regularly is key.
It is constructed from a combination of steel and carbon fibre reinforced plastic.
You will need standard bicycle tools, including a chainring bolt tool or Allen keys, and potentially a torque wrench to ensure proper installation.
Ensure the chainring is correctly installed and that teeth are not excessively worn. Check chain wear and adjust derailleur alignment if necessary.
Verify that the chainring is compatible with your crankset and that derailleur indexing and limit screws are properly adjusted.
Check the front derailleur's alignment and height relative to the chainring. Ensure the chainring is not bent or damaged.
Compatibility:
Setup:
Installation typically involves removing the old chainring bolts and carefully replacing the worn chainring. Ensure correct orientation and torque specifications as per Shimano's service manual. Professional installation is recommended if you are unfamiliar with crankset maintenance.
Care:
Regularly clean the chainring with a degreaser and brush to remove dirt and grime. Inspect for wear, such as hooked teeth, which indicates it's time for replacement. A clean drivetrain generally performs better and extends the life of all components.