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SIDI Eagle 10 Mountain Clipless Shoes - Sand 47 Weight-333g Pedal Bearing Sealed bearings Pedal Rate Range:500-550Lbs
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SIDI Eagle 10 Mountain Clipless Shoes Sand 47 Weight 333g Pedal Bearing Sealed bearings Pedal Rate Range:500 550Lbs Pedal Bearing Sealed bearings Pedal Material Aluminum Pedal Dimensions 94 x 95 x 17mm Spindle Material Cr Mo Pedal Weight 475g Pedals Thread 9 16 Primary Color Red Color Red Shimano XT M785 10 Speed Chainrings Ring Position Type Inner Tooth Count 24 Drivetrain Speeds 10 Chainring BCD 64 Color Silver Defined Color Silver Position Inner Bcd 64Mm The Microtech upper the first microfibre introduced in shoes years ago by the brand offers all the comfort the brand has while the sole is designed to ensure comfort both on and off the bike The Eagle 10 is a great chassis for any day on the dirt track whatever your riding style
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