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Shimano 105 FC-RS510 Crankset - 175mm 11-Speed 50/34t 110 Asymmetric BCD Hollowtech II Spindle Interface BLK Steerer Tube Length (mm)-263 6" Casing Multi-layer Nylon and Rate Range:500-550Lbs
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Shimano 105 FC RS510 Crankset 175mm 11 Speed 50 34t 110 Asymmetric BCD Hollowtech II Spindle Interface BLK Steerer Tube Length (mm) 263 6" Casing Multi layer Nylon and Rate Range:500 550Lbs 6" Casing Multi layer Nylon and Reinforcement Layer TPI 60 Compound Race Formulation Graphene + Silica Bead Folding Type Tubeless Color Black Weight E Bike E25 Model Bomber Super Z Wheel Size 29" Steerer (Stem Race) Tapered (28 4 arm crankset for 11 speed drive train The Shimano 105 FC RS510 crankset features a 2 piece design and is compatible modern disc brake road frames
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