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SRAM S100 Eagle Crankset - 155mm 32t Steel Chainring Aluminum Crankarms For Powerspine Bottom Bracket BLK 49mm Chainline B1 MFPN=00.7918.415.002 T30 and T25 tools Axle Type 15mm TA

Name: SRAM S100 Eagle Crankset - 155mm 32t Steel Chainring Aluminum Crankarms For Powerspine Bottom Bracket BLK 49mm Chainline B1 MFPN=00.7918.415.002 T30 and T25 tools Axle Type 15mm TA
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 39891780265
Price: 70.00 USD
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SRAM S100 Eagle Crankset 155mm 32t Steel Chainring Aluminum Crankarms For Powerspine Bottom Bracket BLK 49mm Chainline B1 MFPN=00.7918.415.002 T30 and T25 tools Axle Type 15mm TA T30 and T25 tools Wheels Manufacturing hangers are stiffer than almost any OEM hanger which improves durability and shifting performance Sturdy steel X Sync 2 chainring ensures the same chain retention performance as all other Eagle drivetrain cranksets Requires 118 73 Powerspline Bottom Brackets (sold separately) Rings 32 Number of Chainrings Chain Retaining Single Drivetrain Speeds 12 Chainring BCD Direct Mount SRAM 3 Bolt Chainline Hub Compatibility 135 142 MTB Hubs Color Black Crank Length (mm) 155 Crank Intended Use Mountain BB Included No Pedal Spindle 9 16" Spindle Interface Type TruVativ Power Spline Defined Color Black

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