TRP CK-9050 EVO Crankset - 170mm 12-Speed For 68/73mm Frame BB DM CINCH Chainring Interface 30mm Spindle Carbon BLK/Silver MFPN=11669 6 Tons pull strength with

Name: TRP CK-9050 EVO Crankset - 170mm 12-Speed For 68/73mm Frame BB DM CINCH Chainring Interface 30mm Spindle Carbon BLK/Silver MFPN=11669 6 Tons pull strength with
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 41245621010
Price: 175.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6345 (26 reviews)

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TRP CK 9050 EVO Crankset 170mm 12 Speed For 68 73mm Frame BB DM CINCH Chainring Interface 30mm Spindle Carbon BLK Silver MFPN=11669 6 Tons pull strength with 6 Tons pull strength with anti drill and pick resistance Featuring a the new OneStar Triple Compound For use with frames that have 68mm or 73mm bottom bracket shells width:142px

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