Round Oval Chainring 104BCD 32T 34T 36T 38T Narrow Wide Chainring for 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Speed Chains

I can't speak to the durability of this sprocket as I've only ridden it ~50 miles. So far so good. And installing was easy, just took the chain off the old one, removed the 4 mounting screws, & swapped this one in. No need to pull the crank but I did have to remove the right side pedal.

I had a clunky old style two ring front gear. So glad to be able to upgrade to a one by system. Simpler, lighter, no more shifter on the left. Highly recommended

Works well, looks good. Paired with Box Prime 9 groupset (with a clutch). Have yet to throw a chain - very happy so far.

Very worth it. Even though it's a cheapy it's still durable, would recommend the oval though.

After receiving this I was very impressed with the overall quality and heft of this chainring in comparison to not only the stock one on my high end brand bike, but other narrow-wide ones that I've had in the past. Did a 1x conversion on my FS mtb and was strongly debating this 32 tooth version vs several other name brand chainrings and decided I'd give it a try at less than ¼ the price of it's competitors. I've also seen some reputable bike mechanics on YouTube use these with apparent success. Very pleased this far.

I used DECKAS' 34T Chainring for a replacement/conversion on my Gravity Bullseye Monster Fatbike; converting it from a 2x8 to a 2x10. The new Chainring fit and works perfectly, and is actually thicker (heavier-duty) than the bicycle's original Chainring. Great deal on a great product, highly recommend!

After reading up on oval chainrings I decided to give them a test run and I love them!Keep in mind that for any given size chainring you will need more clearance. I had a circle 36t on before I swapped the oval 36t and it actually rubbed on the paint (see attached pic).Whatever your max tooth size for a regular chainring, just go a size smaller as a guide of what can fit for oval rings.