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SRAM S100 Eagle Crank Arm Assembly - 165mm Aluminum 3-Bolt Chainring Mount Type For Powerspine Bottom Bracket B1 Rim Depth (mm)-22 }SRAM Rival AXS Power Meter Rate Range:500-550Lbs
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SRAM S100 Eagle Crank Arm Assembly 165mm Aluminum 3 Bolt Chainring Mount Type For Powerspine Bottom Bracket B1 Rim Depth (mm) 22 }SRAM Rival AXS Power Meter Rate Range:500 550Lbs }SRAM Rival AXS Power Meter Left Crank Arm and Spindle Upgrade Kit 175mm DUB Spindle Interface Black D1 Ergonomic design with intuitive switching between clockwise counterclockwise plus a Rapidaptor holder for swift bit changes A 3 bolt interface ensures compatibility with SRAM Eagle X Sync 2 chainrings (sold separately) The SRAM Eagle S100 Crank assembly provides confidence with a robust aluminum crankset
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