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Shimano XTR M9020 Chainring
Shimano XTR M9020 Chainring
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Ultimately, even the best parts don't live forever, or you may just wish to change the gearing on your bike. This is why the Shimano XTR M9020 chain rings are available separately. You can choose between 30, 32, 34, and 36 teeth, so there's something for everyone.
The Shimano XTR M9020 chainrings have been given a different teeth design compared to the XTR M9000. These teeth feature an alternating narrow/wide design. This ensures the chain stays on the ring better while also running over it more quietly. The result of those improvements is that the "retention" of the chain is markedly improved, meaning it will last for longer and dropping your chain becomes a thing of the past.
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The Shimano XTR M9020 chainrings have been given a different teeth design compared to the XTR M9000. These teeth feature an alternating narrow/wide design. This ensures the chain stays on the ring better while also running over it more quietly. The result of those improvements is that the "retention" of the chain is markedly improved, meaning it will last for longer and dropping your chain becomes a thing of the past.
Shimano XTR M9020 Chainring
Description
Ultimately, even the best parts don't live forever, or you may just wish to change the gearing on your bike. This is why the Shimano XTR M9020 chain rings are available separately. You can choose between 30, 32, 34, and 36 teeth, so there's something for everyone.The Shimano XTR M9020 chainrings have been given a different teeth design compared to the XTR M9000. These teeth feature an alternating narrow/wide design. This ensures the chain stays on the ring better while also running over it more quietly. The result of those improvements is that the "retention" of the chain is markedly improved, meaning it will last for longer and dropping your chain becomes a thing of the past.