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Gamut TTr direct-mount chainring


GAMUT’S DIRECT-MOUNT TTr ring is available in 28 to 34t sizes and fits SRAM GXP cranks with a removable spider. It’s also available in bolted versions for other cranks, including Shimano XT and XTR.

Fitted sans chain guide and used with a clutch rear mech, ours has survived its fair share of rough-and-ready riding without shedding its chain once (a problem we’ve occasionally suffered with other aftermarket rings). It’s holding up nicely after a few months of harsh weather and slop, and the 71g weight is competitive.

The price is level with Race Face’s GXP-compatible rings, but there are cheaper options available from other brands.

Price 82$
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