Wolf Tooth Components 1X Chainrings

alternating tooth profile detail
alternating tooth profile detail

During 2013 NAHBS coverage I ran across a new American made chainring company I hadn’t heard of yet, called Wolf Tooth Components. They are out of Minneapolis, Minnesota making chainrings specifically for 1×10 and 1×11 drivetrains.

The chainrings are machined in Minneapolis out of 7075-T651 billet aluminum. The chainrings feature an alternating dual tooth profile that is said to help prevent dropping your chain. They are designed to work with no chain guide using a clutch type derailleur from either Shimano or SRAM.

Wolf Tooth has several products in development and testing.  Chainrings compatible with SRAM XX1 and X9 Type 2 are in testing now. Final products should be available in March or April.

Middleburn spline direct mount chainring with snow flake pattern
Middleburn spline direct mount chainring with snow flake pattern

104 BCD standard mount

  • 30-38 Teeth (yes, we will offer a 30 tooth with 104 BCD)
  • Mounts to any standard double/triple crankset
  • Status: testing prototypes
104 BCD chainring model
104 BCD chainring model

Middleburn spline direct mount

  • 24-36 teeth
  • Optional snowflake pattern
  • Status: testing prototypes (in Alaska & Colorado)
Middleburn spline direct mount chainring
Middleburn spline direct mount chainring

64 BCD offset mount

  • 24-28 Teeth
  • Offset design to maintain acceptable chainline with fewer than 30 teeth
  • Ideal for fat bikes with 1×11 or 1×10 gearing
  • Status: in development
64 BCD chainring
64 BCD chainring

SRAM GXP direct mount chainring

  • 26-38 teeth
  • Status: in development
SRAM GXP direct mount chainring
SRAM GXP direct mount chainring

 

3 thoughts on “Wolf Tooth Components 1X Chainrings”

  1. I’m an old geezer (75) who just converted a 21speed to a single speed + Nuvinci hub. Works great except for really steep hills. I’m using a 32 tooth front chainring but badly need a 30 tooth. The chain is SHRAM 7speed. Is there any way I can adapt your 30 tooth to work?

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