NEW SRAM XX Eagle T-Type Wide Crankset - 12-Speed, 32t Chainring, Direct Mount, 2-Guards, DUB Spindle Interface, Black height_5ft-09in while black titanium hardware and Color:Dark Olive with Ridescape OR (Off Road) Lens
NEW SRAM XX Eagle T-Type Wide Crankset - 12-Speed, 32t Chainring, Direct Mount, 2-Guards, DUB Spindle Interface, Black height_5ft-09in while black titanium hardware and Color:Dark Olive with Ridescape OR (Off Road) Lens
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NEW SRAM XX Eagle T Type Wide Crankset 12 Speed, 32t Chainring, Direct Mount, 2 Guards, DUB Spindle Interface, Black height_5ft 09in while black titanium hardware and Color:Dark Olive with Ridescape OR (Off Road) Lens while black titanium hardware and mounting bolts complete the signature look Back Sweep (deg): 45 Number of Chainrings: Chain Retaining Single 174mm Q factor
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