SRAM Eagle 90 T-Type Wide Crankset - 175mm 12-Speed 32t Chainring Direct Mount 2-Guards DUB Spindle Interface BLK/Silver MFPN=00.4020.960.001 Four hole mount design offers Boot Size:41.5
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SRAM Eagle 90 T Type Wide Crankset 175mm 12 Speed 32t Chainring Direct Mount 2 Guards DUB Spindle Interface BLK Silver MFPN=00.4020.960.001 Four hole mount design offers Boot Size:41.5 Four hole mount design offers height adjustment of your load for better balance Color Red Weight 56 Adhesive Yes Defined Color Red Thickness 2 Featuring 8 bolt chainring compatibility the Eagle 90 crankset includes a silver stamped steel T Type chainring with optional bashguards for durability and protection on the trail Two independently removeable composite bashguards (Included bashguards are chainrings are size specific)
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