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Shimano SM-CRM95 XTR 1x Direct-Mount Chainring M9100 M9120 Cranks requires Hyperglide+ compatible chain 32T MFPN=BB-MTB-7 Orthopedic foam distributes the pressure Axle Type 15mm TA

Name: Shimano SM-CRM95 XTR 1x Direct-Mount Chainring M9100 M9120 Cranks requires Hyperglide+ compatible chain 32T MFPN=BB-MTB-7 Orthopedic foam distributes the pressure Axle Type 15mm TA
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 93836680580
Price: 180.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3267 (29 reviews)

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Shimano SM CRM95 XTR 1x Direct Mount Chainring M9100 M9120 Cranks requires Hyperglide+ compatible chain 32T MFPN=BB MTB 7 Orthopedic foam distributes the pressure Axle Type 15mm TA Orthopedic foam distributes the pressure much better Rail Material Steel Saddle Cut Out Yes Material Synthetic Clamp Style Std Rails Gender Age Women's Color Black Weight 365 Defined Color Black An L wrench works best since the crank spindle may contact a socket adapter and prevent it from engaging properly Features Shimano's Dynamic Chain Engagement+ gear tooth technology which is designed to maintain chain retention for smoother pedaling over bumpy terrain For use with Shimano M9100 and M9120 cranks Tooth Count 32 Drivetrain Speeds 12 Round or Oval Round Material Aluminum Color Gray Defined Color Gray Direct Mount Type Direct Mount Shimano Size 32T

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