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Shimano Dura-Ace R9100 36t 110mm 11-Speed Chainring for 36/52t CheckoutTitle=SRAM eTap Blip Shift Buttons with 230mm Wires Black The Liberator Y Gel has Axle Type 15mm TA

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Shimano Dura Ace R9100 36t 110mm 11 Speed Chainring for 36 52t CheckoutTitle=SRAM eTap Blip Shift Buttons with 230mm Wires Black The Liberator Y Gel has Axle Type 15mm TA The Liberator Y Gel has earned its reputation as one of the most comfortable saddles for men highly recommended for those experiencing a variety of comfort issues during lengthy rides or touring where body position is slightly more upright requires a saddle that's anatomically supportive Forced Air Cooling Technology: Sophisticated ventilation system for an optimal head climate Features a weight saving 4 bolt design with a BCD of 110 mm Ring Position Type Inner Tooth Count 36 Drivetrain Speeds 11 Chainring BCD 110 Shimano Asymmetric Color Black Defined Color Black keyword search Y1N236000 Size 36T This Shimano chainring allows you to update your Dura Ace FC R9100 11 speed crankset with a chainring configuration to best fit your riding style

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