– These are Customer Comments, Pro Rider quotations, and of course, bicycle industry Media Reviews.
– More comments and reviews can be seen on several online forums such as MTBR.com in their customer reviews sections.
My name is Dmitry and I run Triton Bikes in Moscow, Russia. We participated at NAHBS show in SLC in March and our friends from TRP gave us your chain catcher for display. I have your catcher on my road bike. I was racing last Sunday and the road was a total mess, lots of […]
I resumed racing cyclocross after laying off for two years. The first two races were marked by multiple chain drops. I read about the Sentinel and ordered it immediately. I raced with it yesterday and did not have a single chain drop. Sweet!!! Thanks for a wonderful product.
Fantastic rings. My double 34/44 Katie Compton specials shift better than the Shimano rings they replaced. Please keep making these! I’m looking forward to racing nor cal CX on these later this year!
Recently I purchased the WickWerks Cycling components Chain rings and could not be happier. The customer service provided by Chris is second to none and made the whole process as smooth as possible. The Chain rings were being fitted to a Quark power meter, Chris was able to walk me through the fit, making it […]
53/34 Review Submitted by Jim via WickWerks.com August 5, 2016 Comments: These things rock. I’m no technical bike guy, just a rider who puts 5000-8000 miles a year on a variety of road bikes. These chain rings shift quicker than anything else I have. That means various Dura Ace, Ultegra, and Campagnolo setups as I […]
It’s time to change the sprockets. These have been on this Pivot 429 since it was new. Not exactly sure of the mileage, but somewhere around 9000 – a long way for a set of chainrings, especially in the mud, dirt and other action
Interbike 2015 was a great show. Our New Product Introductions were considered by many as some of the best at the show.
Immersion is a great way to learn. Want to learn a language? Go where the language is native, you’ll learn so much more. That was my approach with single front chainrings.
Review Submitted by Patrick OConnell via WickWerks.com July 2, 2014 Comments: I sat on the fence for a long time before deciding to pull the trigger on these rings. I read about them, thought about them, talked about them, but couldn’t quite believe that they would make that much difference in my shifting. They do. […]
Submitted by Mbiz via WickWerks.com April 26, 2014 Comments: Finally had a chance to get out and test my new WickWerks front chainrings. I upgraded to the 52/36 rings for two reasons 1) to increase the size and 2) to get a better front shift. All last season I struggled with sloppy front shifts no […]
Submitted by MTB Dad via WickWerks.com February 13, 2014 Comments: Purchased these after reading reviews and not being really thrilled with the SRAM replacement rings. I ride the same 18-20 mile routes 4 days a week with lots of climbing. I noticed on my first ride with the rings they felt better, just seemed to […]
Submitted by Emil via WickWerks.com January 22, 2014 Comments: After switching to WW for ‘cross, I’ve switched all of my chainrings to WW. ‘Cross typifies the need for stable, quick shifting rings and WW satisfies this to a ‘T’. As WW states-no chainkeeper needed and its true! All of my bikes have benefited from the […]
“This is the part of technology that I love, when someone makes a component that is brilliantly designed, works as intended, and represents a significant improvement over existing products. WickWerks rings might be one of the best innovations gear shifting has seen in a long time.” – Michael Robson, Velo News
A detailed review of the WickWerks 2×10 conversion chainrings was written by Jen Hanks and posted on MtbRaceNews.com over the weekend. WickWerks has created chainrings and promoted a nifty system for converting a mountain bike triple to a 2×10 (double). Jen picked up on this idea and decided to try it out. This is the […]
Gregg Kato of MTBR.com did a 2 page review of the WickWerks 38/24T Mountain Bike 2×10 chainrings titled “WickWerks Performance Chainrings”. Gregg discusses the product, installation, look, feel and performance on several levels.
A product review from the perspective of a Triathlete — one who likes the feel of fine equipment, relishes aesthetic appeal, but is also price conscience and wants great function. Christopher Morelock writes about his experience with WickWerks chainrings in his blog post on “The Triathlete’s Wit”.
Submitted by Harry Seaward via Facebook April 28, 2013 via mobile Few things are as hard on components and prone to shifting issues as tandems. We’ve been running your 3×9 chainrings, for several months now, and our drivetrain has never worked better. Thanks for a great product.
Review by Brad W. – Master BG F.I.T Technician from Michigan March 20, 2013 via email Comments: These things are amazing. I’m always cautious when I buy products even when they have the reviews yours have but holy crap, in the stand and the little test rides I’ve done here at the shop, these things […]
A very detailed rings review and competitive comparison of WickWerks chainrings done by Greg Kopecky for Slowtwitch.com Greg goes into lots of detail – more than most – including installation, adjustment and chainring performance to carefully analyze, compare and contrast the WickWerks rings with competitive products in his review.
From Amanda Carey – Ultra Endurance Pro Mountain Bike Racer Amanda Carey has dominated the National Ultra Endurance (NUE) Series the last two years. She’s on track to take the title again. These are 100 mile races and she rides the WickWerks MTB 2×10 40/26 Rings on a Race Face Next crank. The 40t certainly […]
BikeRumor.com is known for some pretty detailed reviews. Want to know what they had to say about the WickWerks 2×10 mountain chainrings? Better yet are the comments …
A Direct Comparison A direct comparison between WickWerks rings and SRAM XX on the same bike from a Kenda/Felt professional racer and cycling coach, Drew Edsall.
A ‘Cross Racer and Media Technical Reviewer from the Chicago area took a wack at the WickWerks 44/34t chainrings to see what they’d do. His article details are, as he says appealing to the “most geeky of bike geeks” as he goes into lots of detail about his bike set-up and challenges with associated components […]
Submitted by tohatchi a Cross Country Rider from Orem, UT, USA Bottom Line: Fantastic products, fantastic company. Chris Wicks owns it and runs the show. He takes care of his customers. If you’re tired of poor shifting through your front chain rings then this will fix it.
Submitted by Cap’um a Cross Country Rider from Boston area, MA Bottom Line: I haven’t ridden these chainrings for very long, but I wanted to write a review while the memory of my old rings is still somewhat fresh. These chainrings are absolutely brilliant! (no, I’m not British, just hear me out…).
Submitted by by MHanslip a Racer from Canberra, Australia Date Reviewed: February 11, 2010 Favorite Trail: Skyline Duration Product Used: 3 months Purchased At: WickWerks Strengths: Fast, accurate, repeated shifts, Nice looks ,Light weight Weaknesses: None identified so far Similar Products Used: Shimano (XTR, XT, SLX), BlackSpire Bike Setup: Titus Fireline Exogrid 29er custom with […]
Submitted by 08Zaskar a Cross Country Rider from Perth, Australia Date Reviewed: December 8, 2009 Favorite Trail: Jarrahdale Duration Product Used: 3 months Purchased At: Wick Works Strengths: Stiff, fast shifting, look sweet Weaknesses: None found so far Similar Products Used: Stock FSA, Truvative ringsBike Setup:08 Zaskar carbon, x.9, Juicy Ultimates, Sid Team, FSA Carbon […]
Submitted by mbikerlogan a Racer from Ogden, UT Date Reviewed: September 9, 2008 Favorite Trail: Goose Berry Mesa Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month Strengths: The Rings shift incredibly fast. Low profile teeth make the rolling resistance really low. They also feel a lot stiffer than my previous rings which is also a huge […]
Submitted by luv2mbike a Racer from Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA Date Reviewed: July 12, 2008 Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month Strengths: Shifts quickly, shifts well under load, strong, and light. Weaknesses: No weaknesses, just wish I found these rings earlier. Similar Products Used: Stock rings on truvativ and shimano cranksets. Bike Setup: Specialized […]
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