SRAM Force 2x Thread Mount Chainring - 50/37t 12-Speed Thread Mount For Force E1 AXS PM Spider BLK E1 MFPN=DROPOUT-648 By moving the bindings forwards Boot Size:41.5
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SRAM Force 2x Thread Mount Chainring 50 37t 12 Speed Thread Mount For Force E1 AXS PM Spider BLK E1 MFPN=DROPOUT 648 By moving the bindings forwards Boot Size:41.5 By moving the bindings forwards in hard packed snow With our new spider based power meter and removable Thread Mount chainrings the RED XPLR AXS power meter is lightweight reliable in all weather and accurate within + 1 Ring Position Type InnerRing Position Type OuterTooth Count 50 37Drivetrain Speeds 12Round or Oval RoundChainring BCD SRAM Thread MountMaterial AluminumColor BlackDefined Color Black }tr:nth child(even){background color:#f2f2f2}th{background color:#eb212e
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