Cranksets & Chainrings
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Shimano 105 FC-R7100 Chainring Outside 12-Speed
Regular price €74,99Regular price€85,00Sale price €74,99Sold out -
SRAM Force XPLR Wide Crankset 12/13V DUB Carbon
Regular price €269,99Regular price€305,00Sale price €269,99Sale -
SRAM Force AXS D2 Chainring 12-Speed
Regular price €199,99Regular price€250,00Sale price €199,99Sale -
Shimano 105 FC-R7100 Chainring Inside 12-Speed
Regular price €17,95Regular price -
Shimano Ultegra FC-R8100 Chainring Inside 12-Speed
Regular price €19,95Regular price -
Shimano Ultegra FC-R8100 Chainring Outside 12-Speed
Regular price €119,99Regular price€140,00Sale price €119,99Sale -
Shimano Dura-Ace FC-R9200 Chainring Inside 12-Speed
Regular price €34,99Regular price€38,00Sale price €34,99Sale -
Shimano Dura-Ace FC-R9200 Chainring Outside 12-Speed
Regular price €249,99Regular price€300,00Sale price €249,99Sale -
SRAM Red AXS Chainring 12-Speed
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SRAM Rival Chainring 12-Speed
Regular price €113,99Regular price
Collection: Cranksets & Chainrings
Cranksets and chainrings are the heart of your bike's drivetrain. Together, they convert your pedaling power into forward motion. Whether you're a recreational cyclist, a dedicated road racer, or an adventurous mountain biker, the right crankset and chainring combination is essential for optimal performance and a riding experience.
The crankset: the power source of your bicycle
The crankset consists of the crankarms (to which the pedals are attached) and the axle that runs through the bottom bracket. There are different types of cranksets, depending on the type of bicycle:
- Road bike cranksets: Lightweight and often with two chainrings for a good balance between speed and climbing ability.
- MTB cranksets (mountain bike): Robust and resistant to mud and impacts, often with one or two chainrings.
- Gravel & trekking cranksets: Versatile, with a wide range of gears.
When choosing a crankset, you should pay attention to the length of the crank arms, the type of bottom bracket (for example Hollowtech II, GXP or ISIS) and the number of chainrings.
Chainrings: the right gear for every ride
Chainrings are the sprockets on your crankset that the chain runs over, turning the cassette . They also determine the gear ratio, or how hard or light your pedaling is. Important factors for chainrings are:
- Number of teeth: The more teeth, the harder you pedal (suitable for speed on flat roads). Fewer teeth means lighter pedaling, ideal for climbing.
- BCD (Bolt Circle Diameter): The diameter of the mounting points. Make sure your new chainring fits your crankset.
- Material: Aluminum for lightweight performance, steel for durability, and carbon for high-end racing bikes.
When do you replace your crankset or chainring?
A worn crankset or chainring affects your shifting system and reduces your pedaling power. Replace these parts if you notice:
- Your chain skips regularly
- The teeth of the chainring are sharp or uneven
- Your pedals are loose or making clicking noises
- The drive feels inefficient
Regular maintenance extends the life of your drivetrain and prevents expensive repairs.
Advice on choosing a new crankset or chainring
When choosing a new crankset or chainring, compatibility is essential. Consider the following:
- Does it match your gear count (e.g. 9-, 10-, 11- or 12-speed)?
- Is it suitable for your cycling discipline (road, MTB, city bike, gravel)?
- Does it match your bottom bracket system?
- Do you want a double or single chainring (1x, 2x or 3x drivetrain)?
Not sure? Our experts are happy to help with personalized advice tailored to your bike and riding style.
Looking to buy cranksets and chainrings? Wide selection, competitive prices!
At Cycle Center, you'll find a wide range of cranksets and chainrings from top brands like Shimano , SRAM , Campagnolo, and many more. We offer:
- Fast delivery
- Expert advice
- Competitive prices
- Clear product information and assembly instructions
Order easily online or contact us for personalized advice. Get back on the road smoothly and powerfully!