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FSA PowerBox Road Chainring 1x 53T Tooth Count 110BCD Asymmetric Bolt Pattern 4-Bolt Interface – BLK CheckoutTitle=RockShox Spring - ReconS Boost C1 especially for old and artificial Axle Type 15mm TA

Name: FSA PowerBox Road Chainring 1x 53T Tooth Count 110BCD Asymmetric Bolt Pattern 4-Bolt Interface – BLK CheckoutTitle=RockShox Spring - ReconS Boost C1 especially for old and artificial Axle Type 15mm TA
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 48724660784
Price: 120.00 USD
Availability: InStock
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FSA PowerBox Road Chainring 1x 53T Tooth Count 110BCD Asymmetric Bolt Pattern 4 Bolt Interface – BLK CheckoutTitle=RockShox Spring ReconS Boost C1 especially for old and artificial Axle Type 15mm TA especially for old and artificial snow The included padded case is ideal for carrying in a jersey pocket travel kit or keeping with you at all times for any occasion The FSA PowerBox Road ABS Chainring is engineered for seamless integration with FSA’s PowerBox cranksets offering precise shifting and efficient power delivery ABS (Asymmetric Bolt Standard) design enhances compatibility and drivetrain performance for road cyclists focused on data driven training and racing

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