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SRAM XX SL Eagle T-Type Direct Mount Chainring - 34t 12-Speed 8-Bolt Direct Mount 3mm Offset Aluminum BLK/Silver D1 Model=Force AXS Wide Left Crank Arm and Power Meter Spindle Assembly E1 The bags are equipped with Rate Range:500-550Lbs
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SRAM XX SL Eagle T Type Direct Mount Chainring 34t 12 Speed 8 Bolt Direct Mount 3mm Offset Aluminum BLK Silver D1 Model=Force AXS Wide Left Crank Arm and Power Meter Spindle Assembly E1 The bags are equipped with Rate Range:500 550Lbs The bags are equipped with strong metal hardware as well as YKK zippers to allow for years of reliable use compatible with SRAM and Shimano 8sp drivetrains font weight:350 width:142px
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