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The Wolf Tooth Chainring Bolts and Nuts are designed for mountain bikers and gravel riders who utilize 1X drivetrains with unthreaded chainring standoffs. These precision-machined fasteners provide a secure and reliable connection for single chainrings, offering ease of installation through dual hex socket access. While they are ideal for custom builds and weight-conscious riders, users must ensure their specific crankset requires unthreaded 6mm standoffs to avoid compatibility issues.
| Colour | Grey |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | WT4CBCN06GRY |
| Brand | Wolf Tooth |
No, these specific bolts are designed for 1X chainrings with unthreaded standoffs.
You will need a 4mm hex wrench for the bolt and a 6mm hex wrench for the nut.
It is recommended to use a small amount of light grease on the threads. Threadlocker is generally not required if torqued to the specified 7-8 Nm.
No, these are intended for unthreaded standoffs. Using them on threaded spiders may damage your crankset.
Each set includes 4 bolts and 4 nuts, which is enough to secure one standard chainring.
Ensure the 6mm hex key is firmly seated in the chainring nut on the backside of the crank to hold it stationary.
Back the bolt out, clean the threads thoroughly, and re-apply a light coat of bicycle-specific grease.
Verify that your crankset is designed for unthreaded 6mm standoffs and that the bolts have been torqued to the recommended 7-8 Nm range.
To install these bolts, ensure your chainring and crank spider are clean and free of debris. Insert the 6mm nuts into the chainring standoffs from the backside. Align the chainring and install the 4mm bolts from the front. Always apply a thin layer of light grease to the threads before installation. Use a 4mm hex wrench and a 6mm hex wrench simultaneously to secure the connection. Do not exceed the maximum torque of 7-8 Nm, as excessive force can strip the aluminum threads. Periodically check the bolts after the first few rides to ensure they remain snug, especially after heavy use or vibrations.
