SRAM Force AXS Chainring Kit | CR-FRC-KIT-E1

The new Force chainring kits are available in two versions: as a Direct Mount, 8-bolt interface, as offered here, and as a Thread Mount for the new Force power metres.

Developed as part of the Force AXS drivetrain, the Force E1 Direct Mount 2x chainring kit is an integrated unit, ensuring that absolutely no power is lost and that all your effort goes into the drivetrain. The X-Range Direct Mount chainrings work perfectly with the Yaw technology of the Force eTap AXS front derailleur, delivering outstanding, smooth shifting. The X-Range chainrings, combined with the Yaw front derailleur, ensure optimal shifting performance.

• Direct Mount 8-bolt interface, direct mounting on SRAM DUB cranks
• Compatible with all flat-top road bike chains
• Crisp and precise front shifting
• One-piece construction for faster, smoother and more reliable shifting
• X-Range gearing technology offers a wider gear range and smoother gear progression, ensuring you’re always in the right gear
• Available with 46/33, 48/35 or 50/37 teeth

The following gear ratios are available

• 50/37-tooth configuration, highest gear ratio 5.00 with a 10-26 cassette, lowest 1.42 with a 10-26 cassette
• 48/35-tooth configuration, highest gear ratio 4.80 on a 10-28 cassette, lowest 1.25 on a 10-28 cassette
• 46/33-tooth configuration, maximum gear ratio with 10-33 cassette 4.60, lowest gear ratio 1.00, with 10-33 cassette

SRAM X Range chainring technology:

The X Range Direct Mount chainrings work perfectly with the Yaw technology of the Red and Force eTap AXS front derailleur, delivering outstanding, low-friction shifting. The X Range chainrings, in combination with the Yaw front derailleur, ensure optimal shifting performance. The Direct Mount attachment with 8 bolts makes changing the gear ratio a breeze

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