SRAM RED Crank Arm Assembly - 165mm 12-Speed 8-Bolt Direct Mount DUB Spindle Interface Natural Carbon E1 ISO Width (mm)-38 Rotor Size (mm) 160 Pad

Name: SRAM RED Crank Arm Assembly - 165mm 12-Speed 8-Bolt Direct Mount DUB Spindle Interface Natural Carbon E1 ISO Width (mm)-38 Rotor Size (mm) 160 Pad
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 19691435183
Price: 200.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4446 (22 reviews)

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SKU 19691435183

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Description

SRAM RED Crank Arm Assembly 165mm 12 Speed 8 Bolt Direct Mount DUB Spindle Interface Natural Carbon E1 ISO Width (mm) 38 Rotor Size (mm) 160 Pad Rotor Size (mm) 160 Pad Compatibility All Pad Compounds Rotor Type One Piece Hub Disc Compatibility 6 Bolt }Full Speed Ahead Drive Link Chain Connector For 11 Speed 5 Pack width:100% padding:8px

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