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SRAM S100 Eagle Crankset - 155mm 32t Steel Chainring Aluminum Crankarms For Powerspine Bottom Bracket BLK 49mm Chainline B1 MFPN=00.7918.415.002 A burly casing designed to Rate Range:500-550Lbs
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SRAM S100 Eagle Crankset 155mm 32t Steel Chainring Aluminum Crankarms For Powerspine Bottom Bracket BLK 49mm Chainline B1 MFPN=00.7918.415.002 A burly casing designed to Rate Range:500 550Lbs A burly casing designed to withstand the roughest urban conditions paired with a slick tread design that provides the bite you need in the concrete jungle with impeccable style easy access A sturdy steel X Sync 2 chainring ensures the same chain retention performance as all other Eagle drivetrain cranksets The SRAM S100 Eagle Crankset provides confidence with a robust aluminum crankset
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