shimano 36t chainring
923380
The seller was great. Fast and quick. Even arrived to my home a few days erlier but the chainring itself doesn't do the job. I been building my own bike for almost fifteen years and i found myself having trouble with the front derraileur shifting process...i put my other chainring and there was no problem at all. So i leave my old (but new) 32t chainring.
4325011
I bought this for my son's BMX bike, his old chain length and wheel to sprocket distance was not properly set, so his chain kept coming off. In the end, his chain came off, and he lost the master link. I just went ahead and bought him a new chain, vice just getting a new master link. With the proper setup it was easy to install the chain, and use the master link. I like the silver finish, and it seems to hold up well to the elements, with reasonable lubrication. The chain width was the perfect fit for his bike, which is a standard single speed sprocket.
798242
Installed on full XT drivetrain. Meshes well and shifts smoothly. Note that it is a directional chain and the chain decals face outward.

Connected using 10 speed KMC Master Link.

Will update on durability.
3908522
Works with all Shimano Hollowtech II cranks - I have put it on a 105 crank. You can check compatibility on the Shimaon website.  It's also worth getting the little tool to tighten this as the plastic is quite soft. I bought it to replace one I had chewed up tightening using screwdrivers and needle-nosed pliers. The metal Park Tool component is miles better than the plastic Shimano tool, but you don't need to get this tight at all - just enough for it to pull the spindle fully through the bottom bracket, then tightening the crank arm pinch bolts holds it securely. Top tip - slacken the crank arm pinch bolts right off before you remove it, otherwise you will either fail to unscrew it or destroy it trying.
628426
Pay attention to the handlebar diameter.  My carbon fiber handlebars were too big.  Nice load ring.
1016755
This is my favorite chain for both road and mountain biking. The titanium nitride coating means the outer surface of the chain is much harder, but the roller pins themselves are uncoated so it should not wear down the rest of the drivetrain faster.

The quick link that KMC uses is easier than both Shimano and Sram ones to undo or setup by hand in my experience.
4639280
Used this to replace my derailleur on my 2006 Giant Boulder 21 speed mountain bike.  It fit well, but it took a little time to get it to shift right.  Now shifting is smooth as butter.
2036800
First off I am reviewing the trushift 48t from icycles although I think this is the same chainring and they are just showing a generic picture. This is a great chainring for those double road cranks that have the monster 52t large chainring. I almost never used the 52t chainring and even when I did the advantage I gained was marginal. With a smaller large chainring your basically setting yourself up with a compact crank for a fraction of the cost granted your low end will stay the same but at least you can spin in the high end a bit more usefully than before. For me it was simple, 25-30 dollars for a smaller big chainring or 100 plus for a new compact crankset and most likely would require the installation of whichever brand's proprietary bottom bracket, ugh. My shifters are still in the stone age being friction so I cannot say how it works with shimano index, campy, etc. However, truvative routinely makes cranks that works with these manufacturers so I would think it is worth a shot if you are considering a compact crank. Installation is also way easier as you are just dealing with allen bolts and not messing around with a crank puller. Just make sure to tighten the bolts opposite each other to avoid warping and do not overtighten! Going from 52 to 48t I did not have to adjust my chain, I don't see why anyone would anyway if you have a smaller chainring on the inside anyway. Pulls smooth and I did not feel any flex. The black version from icycles also looks cool imo.
4568000
Nice crank for the money. If you change the chainring you will need to cut off the chainring bolts, because they are glued. Also the chainring is not 1/8.
241142
Used this to replace the stock Shimano Ultegra 11 speed chain that came with my new bike. My bike was making ungodly sounds and I tried everything I could think of to curb it. In desperation I bought a KMC X11.93 chain. Everything now is quiet as a mouse. However the connecting link was extrememly difficult to install. I usually line it up and run it over my big chainring and it snaps into place. No such luck with the 11 speed link.  Finnally I tried running it over the small chain ring and that worked.
1968728
This was my second chain replacement for a Jamis Endura 2 road bike. The first replacement was a Shimano and while it worked fine, it seemed to have a shortened life. So I decided to go back to this chain which was the original equipment. It has been working great. It was easy to install as it came with the special link. No tools are needed unless you need to cut it to the proper length. The price was very reasonable. I will stick with this in the future.
3949681
Works awesome. My XT goes from 36 now to 42. Easily installed though I needed the wolf tooth goatlink to get my XT deraileur to fit.
1049269
A great piece of engineering! Just remember you may need new chainring bolts depending on what you are replacing - and the 30T ring is threaded - not straight drilled.
4244986
I put this on last night, the chain box actually says "110 links" - I'm going to count it. but after installing my adjusters are already 3/4 the way tightened... I think this kit may need a 108 link chain- but i'm in 100% sure if that would be too short.

a 15 or 16t front sprocket may fit this better.

Regardless, solid product. No harm in having to trim a link out (master links cost nothing) down the road.
1660879
Personal preference over Shimano brand the master link style is way better on this brand. Once installed bike feels like new again.
4364092
I just purchased a new 29er bike from Trek and was surprised to find that the front fork design had been changed up to a 15mm through axle.

Found these here on Amazon and purchased it, just what I needed!
868540
Alright its a single speed stainless steel rim..weighs in at around 70g. I've heard people complain about these catching the chain. Its expected. Its basically bulletproof with large teeth. Let it wear in over 40-50mi or so. It is crucial to keep the chain lubed up for these rings. Dry chains will catch.

I am  using it to replace a 3x9 down to a 1x9 XT crankset. Working really well so far.