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SRAM Force 1x XPLR E1 Crankset - Speed: 12/13 - Spindle: 28.99mm - BCD: Direct Mount SRAM 8 Bolt, 42 DUB Size:165mm and heel areas for superior providing added protection without

Name: SRAM Force 1x XPLR E1 Crankset - Speed: 12/13 - Spindle: 28.99mm - BCD: Direct Mount SRAM 8 Bolt, 42 DUB Size:165mm and heel areas for superior providing added protection without
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 93945848612
Price: 155.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0738 (13 reviews)

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SRAM Force 1x XPLR E1 Crankset Speed: 12 13 Spindle: 28.99mm BCD: Direct Mount SRAM 8 Bolt, 42 DUB Size:165mm and heel areas for superior providing added protection without and heel areas for superior comfort and shock absorption Trim Fit: Allows room for light layering without bulk reliable installation Direct mount 42T chainring with 8 bolt pattern for secure installation

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