Wolf-tooth Wolf Tooth Direct Mount Flat Top Easton Chainring

The Wolf Tooth Direct Mount Flattop Chainring for Easton Cinch is not only beautifully machined and lightweight but
utilises a patented wide-narrow design that is perfectly suited to 1x setups – dropped chains are a thing of the
past. Unlock your dream drivetrain configuration and satisfy your inner tweaker.

Bred from ice-cold Minneapolis winters and explicitly designed to work perfectly with Easton Cinch cranks and SRAM
12-speed Flattop chains, this direct mount chainring means more time riding and less time fumbling with dropped
chains.

In line with Wolf Tooth’s guiding ethos of providing unrivalled design innovation, reliability and durability, this
chainring employs a patented Drop-Stop® wide-narrow tooth profile which not only keeps the chain securely in place
on single chainring setups but dislodges mud, dirt and excess precipitation more efficiently. For additional
security in extreme conditions, this chainring is best used with a clutch-type rear derailleur.

Synonymous with ultra-high-end custom builds and stalwart steeds alike, Wolf Tooth chainrings are machined entirely
in-house at Wolf Tooth’s HQ in Minnesota, USA. The anodised finish and machined lettering that adorn every chainring
bear the hallmark of master craftsmanship.

If you’re a discerning cyclist looking to invest in a premium-grade chainring that’ll outlast its competitors and
function perfectly on a 1x set up, this is the only way to go.

Compatibility

• Easton Cinch™ cranksets including EC90SL
• Works with SRAM Flattop chain
• Wolf Tooth’s patented Drop-Stop® wide / narrow tooth profile for the ultimate chain retention and mud shedding
  ability
• Chain Compatibility
• 10, 11, 12 speed Eagle and Flattop – These chainrings are designed to work with all 10-speed and 11-speed
  chains. They also work with 12 speed SRAM Flattop, SRAM Eagle and KMC chain. They do not work with Shimano 12
  speed Hyperglide+ chain.
• Shimano 12-speed chains require the use of our Shimano 12-speed specific chainrings
• If using a 9-speed drivetrain use a 10-speed chain. It fits tighter for better chain retention