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Wheels Manufacturing Direct Mount Chainring - 32t SRAM 3-Bolt Direct Mount 3mm Offset Compatible Hyperglide+ Chain Purple MFG Part Number-SCHS20288S0100 }SRAM Road Brake Pad Inserts Rate Range:500-550Lbs
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Wheels Manufacturing Direct Mount Chainring 32t SRAM 3 Bolt Direct Mount 3mm Offset Compatible Hyperglide+ Chain Purple MFG Part Number SCHS20288S0100 }SRAM Road Brake Pad Inserts Rate Range:500 550Lbs }SRAM Road Brake Pad Inserts for Carbon Rims by SwissStop Pair Adjustable strap included for carrying the bag or using as waist pack The Hyperglide compatible chainrings provide improved chain engagement cleaner shifting and confidence under power CNC machined from premium 7075 aluminum in Colorado for maximum precision and durability
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