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http://www.bikerumor.com/2015/07/15...104bcd-drop-stop-ring-in-416-stainless-steel/
One by drivetrains are great, but not all riders can or want to push bigger rings. Fortunately for them, a number of manufacturers have introduced ways to get rings that are smaller than the standard 32t on various cranks. Rings like the Wolf Tooth Components Drop Stop 30t which uses threaded posts in order to clear the spider on your average 104 BCD crankset.
The downside to downsizing your chainrings is that the smaller rings in some cases wear noticeably faster. After all that’s the theory behind Shimano’s Dynasys – keeping the chain in bigger gears up front helps to diminish overall wear. Rather than throwing out the chainring with the chain lube however, WTC has an answer. Utilizing a material that is by their own account in credibly difficult to make chainrings out of, WTC is introducing their second stainless steel chainring option which happens to be the first for 104 BCD cranks…
http://www.bikerumor.com/2015/07/15...104bcd-drop-stop-ring-in-416-stainless-steel/
One by drivetrains are great, but not all riders can or want to push bigger rings. Fortunately for them, a number of manufacturers have introduced ways to get rings that are smaller than the standard 32t on various cranks. Rings like the Wolf Tooth Components Drop Stop 30t which uses threaded posts in order to clear the spider on your average 104 BCD crankset.
The downside to downsizing your chainrings is that the smaller rings in some cases wear noticeably faster. After all that’s the theory behind Shimano’s Dynasys – keeping the chain in bigger gears up front helps to diminish overall wear. Rather than throwing out the chainring with the chain lube however, WTC has an answer. Utilizing a material that is by their own account in credibly difficult to make chainrings out of, WTC is introducing their second stainless steel chainring option which happens to be the first for 104 BCD cranks…

