Review on 🚴 Enhance Performance with Chainring 104 BCD 32T 34T 36T 38T Narrow Wide Single Chain Ring for Road, Mountain, and BMX Bikes by Jody Kashani

I upgraded 3x9 to 1x10. My front crank is a Truvativ Power Spline. I bought a JG Bike groupset kit with a Shimano M6000 SGS front derailleur and a Shadow Plus clutch. I've had one ride and not once has the chain come off. worked great. This will probably help most people with the verification. Here is my complication with this ring. I have two grips with bolt pattern 104 BCD. The one mentioned above on my bike doesn't fit in the 2nd position (middle) because the ID on the chainring and crank arm don't match. I tested it on a newer type of hollow tube and it worked, but I was lazy and didn't want to change the bottom bracket just yet. So I very carefully sanded 1/32 on each side until all the screw holes lined up and it was on the shoulder. After that it worked great. My current crank is a 2006, so if you have a hollow tube you should be fine. The mod wasn't that hard. I didn't need any extra sprocket bolts either. The chainring is thicker and you can reuse your old ones or it comes with new ones. I'll update this post if I run into any issues, but this seems like a very strong chainring.