absoluteBLACK Silver Series Oval 110 BCD Outer Chainring - 50t 110 BCD 5-Bolt Gray MFPN=HBSPC92R Uses standard 1/4” Hex bits GL00521

Name: absoluteBLACK Silver Series Oval 110 BCD Outer Chainring - 50t 110 BCD 5-Bolt Gray MFPN=HBSPC92R Uses standard 1/4” Hex bits GL00521
Brand: brettburlison.com
SKU: 57126506784
Price: 99.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0279 (15 reviews)

SKU 57126506784 ★ 4.0

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absoluteBLACK Silver Series Oval 110 BCD Outer Chainring 50t 110 BCD 5 Bolt Gray MFPN=HBSPC92R Uses standard 1 4” Hex bits GL00521 Uses standard 1 4” Hex bits and weighs 88 grams Model Pro T Handle Kit Description Ratchet Set Color Silver Ratchet EXP freehub bodies have a matte finish Oval shape reduces stress on knees helps to keep your legs fresh and does not feel any different while riding Chainring design reduces the possibility of leg cramps and allows you to maintain a better cadence while climbing

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