ZoomRace Face
Cinch Direct Mount Shimano 12 Speed Chainring
More hucks, less bucks.
Race Face are proud to be launching the all-new steel Cinch SHI-12 compatible direct mount chainring. Now you can enjoy longer lasting durability with the same features you've come to love on its alloy sibling thanks to a tough chromoly steel construction. Its cold forming manufacturing process reduces material waste while the 3D design improves ring stiffness. Sure, steel rings add a little more heft to your bike but with a hardy durability that'll last for years to come.
Features:
- Made from heat-treated chromoly steel for higher wear resistance.
- Cold forming manufacturing process reduces excess material waste.
- 3D design improves ring stiffness.
- NW tooth profile is optimised for Shimano 12-speed chains, providing secure chain retention.
- Customise your SHI -12 speed drivetrain quickly and easily thanks to the CINCH interface.
- Accommodates a wide range of chain lines based on spindle width.
- Sizes available: 30t, 32t, 34t.
- Weight: 154g (32t).
More hucks, less bucks.
Race Face are proud to be launching the all-new steel Cinch SHI-12 compatible direct mount chainring. Now you can enjoy longer lasting durability with the same features you've come to love on its alloy sibling thanks to a tough chromoly steel construction. Its cold forming manufacturing process reduces material waste while the 3D design improves ring stiffness. Sure, steel rings add a little more heft to your bike but with a hardy durability that'll last for years to come.
Features:
- Made from heat-treated chromoly steel for higher wear resistance.
- Cold forming manufacturing process reduces excess material waste.
- 3D design improves ring stiffness.
- NW tooth profile is optimised for Shimano 12-speed chains, providing secure chain retention.
- Customise your SHI -12 speed drivetrain quickly and easily thanks to the CINCH interface.
- Accommodates a wide range of chain lines based on spindle width.
- Sizes available: 30t, 32t, 34t.
- Weight: 154g (32t).
