Easton EC90 SL Carbon Crankset - 172.5mm Direct Mount CINCH Spindle Interface BLK Model=Ratchet Freehub Body Service tools to ensure long-term

Name: Easton EC90 SL Carbon Crankset - 172.5mm Direct Mount CINCH Spindle Interface BLK Model=Ratchet Freehub Body Service tools to ensure long-term
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 8611683635
Price: 225.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2115 (19 reviews)

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Easton EC90 SL Carbon Crankset 172.5mm Direct Mount CINCH Spindle Interface BLK Model=Ratchet Freehub Body Service tools to ensure long term Service tools to ensure long term success of Chris King hubs Front Derailleur Clamp 31 EC90 SL carbon arms feature hollow carbon construction while the 30mm spindle and pedal inserts features high grade aluminum width:142px

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