Shimano Deore FC-M6100-1 Direct Mount Chainring - 32t 12-Speed Black Volume-22.6 Steerer Type Tapered Lockout Switch Boot Size:41.5
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Shimano Deore FC M6100 1 Direct Mount Chainring 32t 12 Speed Black Volume 22.6 Steerer Type Tapered Lockout Switch Boot Size:41.5 Steerer Type Tapered Lockout Switch Crown Brake Type Post Mount 160 Negative Spring Air Travel (mm) 130 Offset 42 Axle to Crown Length 520 Front Axle 15mm Thru x 110mm Maximum Tire Width 81 S Tooth Count 42 Ring Position Type Chain Retaining Single Ring Drivetrain Speeds 9 Drivetrain Speeds 10 Drivetrain Speeds 11 Drivetrain Speeds 12 Chainring BCD 110 Color Black Defined Color Black Material Aluminum Crafted with aluminum for weight savings Color Black Tooth Count 32 Round or Oval Round Drivetrain Speeds 12 Material Aluminum Defined Color Black keyword search FC M6130 1 Direct Mount Type Direct Mount Shimano Size 32T The Shimano Deore 12 speed direct mount chainring for FC M6100 series 1x MTB cranksCompatible with Shimano Deore FC M6100 1 FC M6120 1 FC M6130 1 cranks
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