1776535 / 54294690038106

Product Details

Wolf Tooth 110 BCD Asymmetric Aero Chainring

The Wolf Tooth 110 BCD Asymmetric Aero Chainrings have been developed with racing in mind, featuring a new aerodynamic design perfectly suited to complement the Shimano GRX 10-51T 12-speed cassette.

Offered in 46, 48, 50, and 52 tooth options, these Drop Stop ST aero chainrings are compatible with Shimano Hyperglide+ and KMC 12-speed chains, as well as Shimano GRX 12-speed 110 BCD asymmetrical cranks. Crafted from robust, aerospace-grade aluminium, they are precision-machined by Wolf Tooth's in-house team in Minnesota, USA.

Features
  • Aerodynamic chainring, designed with racing in mind
  • Available in 46, 48, 50 and 52T sizes
  • Drop-Stop ST tooth formation, made for use with Shimano Hyperglide+ and KMC 12-speed chains
  • Compatible with Shimano GRX 12 Speed 110 BCD asymmetrical cranks
  • Asymmetric bolt pattern
  • Machined from 7075-T6 aluminium in Minnesota, USA
Specifications
Chainring [Gearing]
46T, 48T, 50T, 52T
Discipline Compatibility
Gravel, Cyclocross
Mount Standard
BCD
Family
Shimano GRX
Intended Use
Performance
Speed Compatibility
12-speed
Product code
1776535 / 54294690038106
Reviews
Rating 5 out of 5
5
Rating 5 out of 5
Mat,
Verified purchaser
Shipping & Returns

Free UK delivery on orders over £50. Orders are dispatched within 1-2 working days and typically arrive 1-2 working days later.

Return unused items in their original packaging within 30 days of delivery. Return postage is £3.50.

Q & A

5 questions, 4 answered

  1. https://www.sigmasports.com/item/Wolf-Tooth-Components/110-BCD-Asymmetric-Aero-Chainring/122S2 I’ve got a grx 600 30/46 2 bi on my cannondale topstone carbon and want to switch to 1 bi. Can I use your chainring for this?

    Asked by Nick (MARGATE) —

    No answers yet.

  2. Hi, would this work with Shimano 105 12 speed crankset?

    Asked by Benny (London) —

    1. Hi there, No this is designed to work with GRX cranks Many thanks Joe W

      Joe W

  3. will this work on a road bike with GRX cranks to remove the increased offset of the GRX cranks compared with road cranks? I believe the cranks are 2.5m further offset than road ones.

    Asked by Charlie (London) —

    1. Hi there, Please contact the customer care team for help with this, Many thanks Joe W

      Joe W