The Ratio Ring is the first aftermarket chainring option to be compatible with Campagnolo Ekar* 13 speed chains, and features a tooth profile that can also be used with SRAM Flattop* and SRAM Eagle* 12 speed chains. 40, 42 & 44t sizes are also compatible with Shimano HG+* 12 speed chains.
We’ve designed an asymmetric tooth profile that allows one roller to react all the load from the slack side of the chain. This helps manage the disengagement of the chain even when it’s stretched, and secures the lower span of the chain while freewheeling over rough terrain – preventing the “wave” behaviour that can otherwise cause the chain to jump off the teeth. At the tight side, the narrow-wide profile ensures the chain engages smoothly during pedalling and a chamfered seating curve helps to clear debris.
The tooth profile is adapted to engage with SRAM’s 7.9 mm Flattop* rollers without compromising the kinematics of standard 7.7 mm rollers.
Chainline – for all sizes except 34t the chainring tooth centreline is in line with the mounting face. This is the same chainline as SRAM and improves performance in the large sprockets of the cassette. Due to geometric constraints the 34t centreline is 0.8mm outboard of the mounting face. This isn’t enough to cause chainline issues and is less offset than the majority of aftermarket chainring options.
The Ratio Ring is designed and manufactured in the Lake District, UK from 7075 aluminium.
Weight: 34T – 43g, 36T – 52g, 38T – 69g, 40T – 72g, 42T – 82g, 44T – 89g
Bolts not included.
View our Support page here. For more information, check our compatibility guide.
*Campagnolo and Ekar are registered trademarks owned by Campagnolo. Shimano and HG+ are registered trademarks owned by Shimano. AXS®, DoubleTap®, eTap®, SRAM®,SRAM APEX®, SRAM EAGLE®, SRAM FORCE®, SRAM RED®, SRAM RIVAL®, X0®, X01®, XX1® are registered trade marks owned by SRAM, LLC. Eagle™, Exact Actuation™, GX™, NX™, SRAM APEX 1™, SRAM Force 1™, SRAM RIVAL 1™, S-series™, SX™, WiFLi™, X-Actuation™, XD™, XDR™, XPLR™, XX™, Zero Loss™ are trademarks of SRAM, LLC.
Gavin Savage –
Brilliant,! Like pretty much everything ratio make. I rarely leave reviews but the simple chainline adjusment has made the world of difference to my sram force 1x (with ratio 12 speed coversion).