OVALFLOW Direct Mount 1X Oval Chainring for SRAM 8-Bolt / Offset 6mm

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Specifications

 

Feature	Specification
Compatibility	SRAM 8-Bolt Direct Mount Cranks (Gravel)
Offset Options	6mm
Material	AL7075-T6 Full CNC Machined
Speed	11, 12-Speed Compatible (Including SRAM Eagle)
Available Sizes	30T, 32T, 34T, 36T, 38T

	Road	Gravel	MTB Boost	MTB Super Boost
Offset	6mm	6mm	3mm / 0mm	0mm
Chainline	45.5mm	47.5mm	52mm / 55mm	55mm
Hub	142mm	142mm	148mm	157mm

 

Q: What is chainring "Offset" and why does it matter?

A: Offset is the distance the chainring's teeth are shifted inward or outward from the crank's mounting point. It's critical for achieving a straight chainline on modern mountain bikes with different rear hub widths. The correct offset ensures your chain aligns properly with your cassette for smooth shifting and prevents premature wear.

Q: Which offset do I usually need for my Gravel bike? 

A: For most Gravel bikes, including those using SRAM Wide specific cranksets, a 6mm offset is typically required. This ensures the ideal chainline and smooth shifting performance for the standard 142mm rear hub spacing.

Q: Which offset do I need for my BOOST frame?

A: For the vast majority of modern MTB frames with BOOST 148mm rear spacing, you will need the 3mm offset chainring to achieve the correct 52mm chainline. The 6mm offset is for older, non-BOOST standards, while 0mm offset is for other specific systems. Always check your crankset manufacturer's recommendation if you are unsure.

Q: What is the difference between SRAM's 8-bolt and 3-bolt direct mount?

A: They are two different physical interfaces for attaching the chainring. The 8-bolt standard is typically used on their newer road and MTB power meter cranks (like Quarq), while the 3-bolt standard is found on many of their other MTB cranks. They are not interchangeable, so be sure to confirm your crank has the 8-bolt mount.