Cult Hawk V2 Cranks 22mm 175mm Black Model=Red Shift/Brake Lever Lever features titanium hardware and GL00521
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Cult Hawk V2 Cranks 22mm 175mm Black Model=Red Shift Brake Lever Lever features titanium hardware and GL00521 Lever features titanium hardware and carbon lever blade with bearing pivot Press fit end caps allow tool free maintenance and conversion Rear Axle QR x 130mm Cassette Body Type Shimano HG Color Black Skewer Included No Bearing Type Sealed Cartridge Defined Color Black Spoke Interface J Bend Hub Drilling 24 Hub Brake Compatibility Rim Brake The Hawk 22mm cranks are fully heat treated and feature 4130 chromoly crank arms made with custom forged tubing investment cast oversize spindle bosses and a wraparound spindle gusset for increased strength and rigidity RHD LHD compatible Color Black Crankset Style 3 Piece Crank Length (mm) 175 Crank Arm Material Steel Spindle Material Steel Defined Color Black Bore 22mm Crank Length 175Mm
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