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Campagnolo EPS V3 Power Unit - Record Super Record 11s Long Cage ModelNumber=31989 For the cross-country skier and Rate Range:500-550Lbs
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Campagnolo EPS V3 Power Unit Record Super Record 11s Long Cage ModelNumber=31989 For the cross country skier and Rate Range:500 550Lbs For the cross country skier and winter runner in need of more protection against the elements Model XX DH Eagle T Type Length 160mm Direct Mount BCD 8 Bolt Rings Included 34t Configuration 1x Spindle Interface SRAM DUB BB Shell Width Chainline 55mm Material Aluminum Color Black Weathertight o ring sealed connectors The EPS Power Unit is the systems source of power as well as the "brain" of the system responsible for managing the battery pack enabling and monitoring the front and rear derailleurs and communicating with the Interface Unit
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