NEW SRAM XX Eagle T-Type Direct Mount Chainring - 36t, 12-Speed, 8-Bolt Direct Mount, 3mm Offset, Aluminum, Black, D1 brand_easton Innovatively designed for a better Color:Dark Olive with Ridescape OR (Off Road) Lens
USD120.00
USD160.00
NEW SRAM XX Eagle T-Type Direct Mount Chainring - 36t, 12-Speed, 8-Bolt Direct Mount, 3mm Offset, Aluminum, Black, D1 brand_easton Innovatively designed for a better Color:Dark Olive with Ridescape OR (Off Road) Lens
USD120.00
USD160.00
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NEW SRAM XX Eagle T Type Direct Mount Chainring 36t, 12 Speed, 8 Bolt Direct Mount, 3mm Offset, Aluminum, Black, D1 brand_easton Innovatively designed for a better Color:Dark Olive with Ridescape OR (Off Road) Lens Innovatively designed for a better ride tuned to fit any rider size and style Drivetrain Speeds: 12 Finished with a distinct
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