Garbaruk Chainring - MTB | Thread Mount | for Powermeter (XX / XX SL) - round | black 2025

Maximum Stiffness. Minimal Weight.​​​

Those who want to get the most out of their SRAM powermeter crankset, should take a closer look at the Thread Mount chainrings from Garbaruk. The precisely milled chainrings are optimally tailored to the AXS powermeters of the XX and XX SL series (Eagle Transmission) to provide direct power transfer and the unmistakable Garbaruk riding experience. For maximum compatibility, the lightweight chainrings made of highly resistant aluminum are available in 2 offset versions (0 and 3 mm).

Garbaruk's special Narrow/Wide tooth design ensures uncompromising performance by not only creating a more secure and firmer contact with the chain, but also by enabling smoother pedaling. While the combination of chamfered edges and wider "mud gap" spaces prevents mud and dirt from sticking to the chainring, the increased tooth height ensures optimized chain retention even on very bumpy roads. Furthermore, the chain is prevented from dropping off by the variable tooth thickness. Quality made in Poland!

Technical details of the Garbaruk MTB chainring

• range of use: mountain bike
• material: aluminum 7075-T6
• interface: Thread Mount
• tooth profile: Narrow/Wide
• weight (manufacturer's specification):
  approx. 64 / 80 / 95 / 112 g (round, 0 mm offset, 32 / 34 / 36 / 38 teeth)
  approx. 63 / 82 / 81 / 84 g (round, 3 mm offset, 32 / 34 / 36 / 38 teeth)
  approx. 64 / 79 / 94 g (oval, 0 mm offset, 32 / 34 / 36 teeth)
  approx. 63 / 76 / 77 g (oval, 3 mm offset, 32 / 34 / 36 teeth)

Compatibility:

• SRAM Eagle Transmission powermeter cranks (XX and XX SL) with Thread Mount interface
• SRAM Flattop chains (12/13-speed)
• SRAM Eagle / T-Type chains (12-speed)
• Shimano and KMC chains (9/10/11/12-speed)

A special tool from SRAM is required for mounting and dismounting (TL-PMT-TCR-A1, not included). Choosing the right offset is crucial for an optimal chain line and should be oriented toward the stock chainring. For maximum accuracy in power measurement, the manufacturer recommends using a round chainring, as there can be a constant measurement deviation with the oval models (2 to 4 %). However, training trends and progress remain unaffected and continue to be precise.

Scope of supply: 1 chainring