SRAM 1x Chainring Bolts for XX1 / X01 / X1 / NX / GX1/94 mm/104 mm

Item number: 36542

SRAM 1x Chainring Bolts for XX1 / X01 / X1 / NX / GX1/94 mm/104 mm - black

Chainring bolts for the 1-speed XX1/X01 cranks from Truvativ.

Technical Information:

Material:: aluminium
Threads:: M8.5
Thread Length:: 5 mm
Compatibility:: XX1, X01, X1, NX, GX1, 1x chainrings w/ 94 or 104 mm BCD

Manufacturer Numbers:

grey:: 11.6918.001.000
black:: 11.6918.003.000

Weight:

grey: 20 g

Manufacturer:

SRAM Deutschland GmbH
Romstraße 1
97424 Schweinfurt
Germany
info@sram.com

100 day return period
Online since 1998

Models:

black, in stock
10.08€
grey, in stock
6.71€

Customer Reviews (2)

3.5

Customer Reviews (2)

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3.5/5.0

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by Yunlong Xu on 13.09.2023 item: black

1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.

Please be careful, the difference is NOT just the color as advertised. There are actually compatibility differences between the two options!

You can find the details in Sram's spare part catalogue
11.6918.001.000 ('grey'): this one has 5mm shank length
11.6918.003.000 ('black'): this one has 7mm shank length

unfortunately I ordered the wrong one as I thought it was only a color difference...

I leave it at 2-star for now and am happy to modify it if someone can show me that I mis-interpreted the Sram catalogue