Shimano Dura-Ace 9000 Chainring - 50 Tooth 11-Speed 110mm BCD For 50-34T Combination CheckoutTitle=Wheels Manufacturing Front Thru Axle - M15 x 1.5 x 13 Fine adjustment of the saddle Boot Size:41.5
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Shimano Dura Ace 9000 Chainring 50 Tooth 11 Speed 110mm BCD For 50 34T Combination CheckoutTitle=Wheels Manufacturing Front Thru Axle M15 x 1.5 x 13 Fine adjustment of the saddle Boot Size:41.5 Fine adjustment of the saddle inclination is possible through the adjusting screw on the seatpost head Co molded construction with reinforced Impact Zones and Tuned Flex Points Integrates Shimano Hollowglide Technology: the high rigidity hollow structure cuts down on weight yet maintains strength to provide better power transfer and quicker more precise front shifting Ideal for road cycling Ring Position Type Outer Tooth Count 50 Drivetrain Speeds 11 Chainring BCD 110 Shimano Asymmetric Color Silver Black Defined Color Silver
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