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RaceFace Next R Crankset - 175mm Direct Mount 136mm RaceFace CINCH Spindle Interface Red Model-Switch UDH Adaptor Model Buzz Ring Type Inner/Outer Axle Type 15mm TA

Name: RaceFace Next R Crankset - 175mm Direct Mount 136mm RaceFace CINCH Spindle Interface Red Model-Switch UDH Adaptor Model Buzz Ring Type Inner/Outer Axle Type 15mm TA
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 90860320343
Price: 215.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5949 (25 reviews)

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RaceFace Next R Crankset 175mm Direct Mount 136mm RaceFace CINCH Spindle Interface Red Model Switch UDH Adaptor Model Buzz Ring Type Inner Outer Axle Type 15mm TA Model Buzz Ring Type Inner Outer Speed 2x10 11 12 Mount 5x110mm Teeth 52 36 Oval Round Round Color Black Chainring Size 36 52T Mountain bikers road cyclists and gravel grinders will all find its versatility highly useful whether in the workshop or out on the road or trail Manufactured from UD Carbon with matte clearcoat CINCH technology offers game changing compatibility Rings Sold Separately Number of Chainrings No Rings Included Chainring BCD Direct Mount CINCH Chainline Hub Compatibility 150 157 DH Hubs Color Red Crank Length (mm) 175 Crank Intended Use Mountain BB Included No Pedal Spindle 9 16" Spindle Interface Type RaceFace Easton CINCH Defined Color Red

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