Full Speed Ahead Gradient Direct Mount SH12 Chainring - 36t FSA Direct Mount Compatible Shimano 12-Speed Hyperglide+ BLK MFPN=00.7515.081.010 Front and Rear application TPI GL00521
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Full Speed Ahead Gradient Direct Mount SH12 Chainring 36t FSA Direct Mount Compatible Shimano 12 Speed Hyperglide+ BLK MFPN=00.7515.081.010 Front and Rear application TPI GL00521 Front and Rear application TPI 120 Color Black Weight 461 Defined Color Black ISO Width (mm) 45 ISO Diameter 584 650b 27 This shop quality chain whip gives you incredible leverage without worry of slippage and the head is uniquely shaped to allow quick and accurate access to any cassette or freewheel The Full Speed Ahead Gradient 1x chainring is crafted using premium 7075 aluminum that is 100% CNC machined 100% CNC machined premium 7075 aluminum for stiffness and light weight
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