SRAM S100 Eagle Crank Arm Assembly - 165mm Aluminum 3-Bolt Chainring Mount Type For Powerspine Bottom Bracket B1 Rim Depth (mm)-22 Ergonomic design with intuitive switching Ski Length:187 Med

Name: SRAM S100 Eagle Crank Arm Assembly - 165mm Aluminum 3-Bolt Chainring Mount Type For Powerspine Bottom Bracket B1 Rim Depth (mm)-22 Ergonomic design with intuitive switching Ski Length:187 Med
Brand: m7-performance.com
SKU: 31732159642
Price: 50.00 USD
Availability: InStock
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SRAM S100 Eagle Crank Arm Assembly 165mm Aluminum 3 Bolt Chainring Mount Type For Powerspine Bottom Bracket B1 Rim Depth (mm) 22 Ergonomic design with intuitive switching Ski Length:187 Med Ergonomic design with intuitive switching between clockwise counterclockwise plus a Rapidaptor holder for swift bit changes Top of the line Velo Orange 1" headsets offer provide smooth precise and durable movement for classic bikes

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