Praxis Wave Mountain Chainring
Best durable drivetrain component for aggressive mountain bikers.
This chainring solves the age-old problem of dropped chains by applying a unique, alternating lateral force that keeps your drivetrain locked in. You sacrifice the simplicity of a standard narrow-wide design, but you gain significantly smoother operation and the kind of security that lets you charge through technical terrain without a second thought.
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Who it's for
- Mountain bikers seeking reliable chain security on challenging trails
- Riders who prioritize long-lasting components and minimal maintenance
- Cyclists desiring a cleaner cockpit and less complex gear management
Who should skip it
- Riders accustomed to traditional narrow-wide chainrings or specific chain brands
- Budget-conscious riders seeking more affordable drivetrain components
- Riders needing a very wide gear range for varied terrain
Performance breakdown
Chain Retention
The wave profile locks the chain securely through the roughest rock gardens.
Friction Reduction
Lateral force application minimizes drag compared to standard narrow-wide tooth designs.
Build Durability
CNC-machined 7075-T6 aluminum offers exceptional longevity against trail wear and tear.
Mud Shedding
Smart tooth geometry effectively clears debris to maintain consistent drivetrain performance.
Drivetrain Compatibility
Seamlessly integrates with 10, 11, and 12-speed setups from major manufacturers.
Weight Efficiency
Lightweight construction keeps rotational mass low without sacrificing structural integrity.
Key Specs
Material
CNC Machined 7075-T6 Aluminum Hard Blk Anodized
Recommended Rear Derailleur
Requires Clutch Type Derailleur Shimano or SRAM
Crank Compatibility
4-bolt x 104 BCD spider
Chain / Drivetrain Compatibility
10 / 11 / 12 Speed - Shimano, SRAM, KMC
Weight (32t)
~35g
Mounting Type
4 x 104 BCD
Intended Use
Mountain, Cyclocross, Gravel
Chainring Position
1x
Shape
Wave
Direct Mount Standard
None
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