OneUp Components Switch V2 Chainring

OneUp Components Switch V2 chainring - practical, versatile, inexpensive

The OneUp Components Switch V2 chainring is part of the Switch Direct Mount chainring system and unlike previous Switch chainrings is also compatible with Shimano Hyperglide+ 12-speed chains. Thanks to OneUp Switch you can change the chainring in almost no time at all. Only a 4 mm Allen key is required to complete the set-up in the shortest possible time and the crank does not need to be removed. So if a steep trail gets in your way, you can switch to a smaller chainring in the parking lot. The Switch chainrings are uncompromisingly optimised and have already been successfully tested on the Enduro World Series. Their narrow-wide structure prevents the chain from dropping. And you'll save money with them too, because a OneUp Components Switch replacement chainring costs less than a new Direct Mount chainring.

Specifications:

Application:

Enduro, All Mountain

Mount:

OneUp Components Switch

Teeth:

28 T, 30 T, 32 T, 34 T

Gearing:

1x8-speed, 1x9-speed, 1x10-speed, 1x11-speed, 1x12-speed

Technical Information:

Material:

aluminium (7075-T6)

Compatibility:

• all 8-/9-/10-/11-speed chains
• SRAM Eagle 12-speed chains
• Shimano Hyperglide+ (HG +) 12-speed chains
• can only be used in conjunction with the Switch Carrier Spider

Features:

• chainring swap in under a minute (manufacturer specification)
• quick adaptation of the set-up to the conditions
• less cost for spare chainrings
• narrow-wide structure ensures the chain won't drop
• requires only a 4 mm hex key, cranks don't need to be removed

Note:

Loosen bolts with two turns, loosen and remove chainring with a 20° rotation. To fit the new Switch chainring, proceed in the opposite direction (the small bulge on the inner edge must be in line with the crank arm), 8 Nm tightening torque.

Manufacturer Numbers:

28 tooth:

1C0649BLK

30 tooth:

1C0650BLK

32 tooth:

1C0651BLK

34 tooth:

1C0652BLK

Contents:

• 1 x OneUp Components Switch V2 chainring