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  1. this is a narrow-wide chainring and you have the wide teeth trying to engage the narrow links. move the chain one link forward and check again.

  2. After seeing it in the correct orientation you’ve got a to small chain, try something that is officially support NW chainrings and the amount of gears you have in the back

  3. How many gears do you have? A 10 or 9 speed chain will be wider than an 11 speed, vs a 12 which is even narrower.

  4. Great-Sandwich1466 on

    Good thing you didn’t try to ride like that. Great way to ruin a chain.

  5. Great-Sandwich1466 on

    I question everything you have done and whether or not it’s correct. Be careful with doing your own work, this is among the easiest things.

  6. The chain you’re using (CN-HG601) is a weird size. It’s a shimano HG-EV super narrow, it’s designed for a special cassette that lets you use 11 speed on a 10 speed hub. Get a regular 11 speed chain and you’ll be fine, unless you’re using a HG-EV cassette, in this case you’ll need a standard front chainring.

  7. looks like you have a narrow wide chainring, you need to put the chain in a specific way.

    by the looks of your picture, just move the chain a link left or right. the inner plates go on the narrow teeth, the outer plates go on the wide teeth.

    edit : “The Lekkie Blingring is a pioneer in introducing a narrow-wide tooth pattern for Bafang, virtually eliminating chain derailment and ensuring a smooth ride. ” Narrow wide in the description.

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