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SRAM X-Sync 2 Steel Direct Mount Chainring

  • 32 teeth, direct mount
  • 3 mm offset, Boost chainline
  • Alloy steel, black
  • Eagle 12-speed and 11-speed drivetrains
  • 5.6 ounces listed weight

Last refreshed Oct 3, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

A steel Boost ring for SRAM direct-mount mountain cranks, described as more durable than the aluminum version. Weight is higher, and only the ring is listed.

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ASIN: B07DV6WTK3Model: 11.6218.041.004Category: Chainrings

Overview

Not the aluminum version, this SRAM X-Sync 2 chainring is made of steel and set for Boost chainlines. It is known for chain retention, steady shifting and quiet running.

Durability is the aim here, and the description says wear life and mud shedding match the aluminum ring. The listing says it is heavier, and no bolts or crank are mentioned.

Who it's for

Mountain bikes with direct-mount SRAM cranks and Eagle or earlier eleven-speed drivetrains are the target. Weight-focused builds should choose aluminum.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Chain retention and mud shedding
  • Works with Eagle and eleven-speed
Cons
  • Heavier than aluminum
  • No crank or hardware included
  • Specs table mixes chain data

Performance notes

Tooth shape and steel resist wear while keeping the chain held on rough ground. The chainline offset must match the rear spacing of the frame.

Specifications

Model11.6218.041.004
Dimensions & fit
Item weight5.6 ounces
Construction & materials
ColorBlack
MaterialAlloy steel
Compatibility & installation
Compatible drivetrainsEagle 12-speed, SRAM 11-speed
Included components
Included ComponentsChain ring
Other details
Teeth32 teeth
StyleDirect mount
ChainlineBoost
Offset3 mm

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Frequently asked questions

What is in the box with the SRAM X-Sync 2 Boost steel chainring?

Only the chainring is listed. No chain, crank or bolts are mentioned.

Is the SRAM X-Sync 2 steel chainring Boost?

Yes. The description gives a Boost chainline with a rear spacing for Boost.

Is the steel version heavier than the aluminum one?

Yes. The description admits a weight penalty.

Does it fit any crank?

No. It fits SRAM direct-mount mountain cranksets.