Full Speed Ahead Omega/Vero Pro Road Double Chainring - 50t 120 BCD Aluminum N-11 BLK Model=Pressure Washer Bike Bundle Spring Adjustments Air pressure Bottomless GL00521
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Full Speed Ahead Omega Vero Pro Road Double Chainring 50t 120 BCD Aluminum N 11 BLK Model=Pressure Washer Bike Bundle Spring Adjustments Air pressure Bottomless GL00521 Spring Adjustments Air pressure Bottomless tokens Primary Color Black Damping RC2T Adj KMC Xglide EPT chains offer smooth and decisive shifting with its special plate design for wider cog teeth to enable instant shifts and efficient gear harmonization True value and performance are found in these FSA road chainrings N11 chainrings are compatible with all 10 speed drivetrains and compatible with FSA SRAM and Shimano 11 speed drivetrains Ring Position Type Outer Tooth Count 50 Drivetrain Speeds 10 Chainring BCD 120 Color Black Defined Color Black
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