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IngridAero Direct-Mount Chainring

$179.00
Built for
  • road
  • gravel
Key specs
Speeds
11-speed
Speeds
12-speed
Speeds
13-speed
Tooth count
42T
Color Black

Does it fit my bike?

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Overview

The Ingrid Aero Direct-Mount Chainring is a single chainring for Ingrid cranks with an aero-profiled body, machined in Italy from 7075-T6 aluminum. It uses the same narrow-wide tooth profile as the round ring, with a tooth shape Ingrid optimizes for chain retention. It comes in six tooth counts from 38T to 52T and three finishes, and it takes 11-speed, 12-speed, and 13-speed chains.

Why we love it

We love that this ring puts an aero body on a direct-mount crank without giving up the narrow-wide chain retention.

  • 01The aero body fills the space between the teeth and the crank interface, so the ring presents a smoother face than a cut-out chainring.
  • 02The narrow-wide profile is the same one the round ring uses, so choosing the aero shape does not cost chain security.
  • 03It is machined in Italy from 7075-T6 aluminum, from 112 g at 38T to 193 g at 52T.
Why it makes the cut. Hammer & Howl only carries parts we believe are among the best in the business. This chainring earns its place because the aero body is machined into the ring rather than added to it.

Specifications

What it is
An aero-profiled narrow-wide single chainring for Ingrid cranks
Mount
Direct mount, Ingrid crank interface
Tooth counts
38T, 40T, 42T, 44T, 48T, 52T
Weights
38T 112 g; 40T 123 g; 42T 133 g; 44T 145 g; 48T 167 g; 52T 193 g
Chain
11-speed, 12-speed, and 13-speed (Campagnolo Ekar and SRAM Flattop)
Material
7075-T6 Aluminum Alloy
Finish
Black, Silver, or Hard Anodized
Made in
Italy

What's included

  • One Ingrid Aero Direct-Mount Chainring, in the tooth count and finish you select

Not included: Mounting hardware, a crank, or a chain. A direct-mount chainring uses the lockring already on your Ingrid crank.

Will it fit your bike?

Compatible with

  • Ingrid cranks with the direct-mount chainring interface
  • Single-chainring drivetrains
  • 11-speed, 12-speed, and 13-speed chains, including Campagnolo Ekar and SRAM Flattop

Not compatible with

  • Cranks from any other brand
  • Double-chainring and triple-chainring setups
  • Bolt-circle chainring spiders, unless you fit the Ingrid 110x5 BCD Spider and use a 110 BCD chainring

Confirm before ordering

Confirm your crank is an Ingrid crank, and confirm which spindle length it uses. Contact Hammer & Howl to check the chainline for your build before ordering.

This is a direct-mount chainring, so it fits Ingrid cranks only. Confirm the chainline for your spindle with Hammer & Howl before ordering, because the aero ring and the round ring do not sit at the same chainline.

Questions

It is out of stock. Can I still get one?

Not today, but you can ask Hammer & Howl for it. Ingrid makes this ring in six tooth counts from 38T to 52T, in Black, Silver, and Hard Anodized. Tell us the tooth count and finish you want, and we will work on bringing it in.

Will it fit a crank from another brand?

No. This is a direct-mount chainring made for the Ingrid crank interface, and Ingrid states it is compatible only with Ingrid cranksets. To use chainrings from other makers on an Ingrid crank, fit the Ingrid 110x5 BCD Spider instead.

Why does it start at 38T?

The aero body needs room between the teeth and the crank interface, so the shape works from 38T upward. For a smaller ring, the Ingrid Standard Direct-Mount Chainring starts at 30T.

Is it heavier than the round chainring?

Yes, at every shared tooth count. The aero ring is 112 g at 38T against 91 g for the round ring, and 193 g at 52T against 162 g. The extra material is the aero body.

Do I need a chain guide?

No. It uses the same narrow-wide profile as the round ring, with a tooth shape Ingrid optimizes for chain retention, so the chain stays seated on a single-chainring drivetrain.