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SRAM RED Crankset - 170mm 2x 12-Speed 50/37t 8-Bolt Direct Mount DUB Spindle Interface Natural Carbon E1 MFPN=11.3018.028.000 Is for a 49mm chainline Axle Type 15mm TA

Name: SRAM RED Crankset - 170mm 2x 12-Speed 50/37t 8-Bolt Direct Mount DUB Spindle Interface Natural Carbon E1 MFPN=11.3018.028.000 Is for a 49mm chainline Axle Type 15mm TA
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 81241452074
Price: 385.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3195 (23 reviews)

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SRAM RED Crankset 170mm 2x 12 Speed 50 37t 8 Bolt Direct Mount DUB Spindle Interface Natural Carbon E1 MFPN=11.3018.028.000 Is for a 49mm chainline Axle Type 15mm TA Is for a 49mm chainline on a BB30 short spindle crankset so all XLC models are available with our patented brakes and speed reducers 29g lighter than the previous generation 45mm Chainline Rings 50 37 Number of Chainrings Double Drivetrain Speeds 12 Chainring BCD Direct Mount SRAM Chainline Hub Compatibility 135 142 Road Disc Hubs < 415 mm Chainstay Color Natural Carbon Crank Length (mm) 170 Crank Intended Use Road BB Included No Pedal Spindle 9 16" Spindle Interface Type SRAM DUB Defined Color Carbon Size 170Mm Chainrings 50 37T

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