SRAM DUB BB30 Bottom Bracket - BB30 73mm MTB Boost 55mm Chainline Black MFPN=WERC140NIDICA18230 That’s ideal for running wider
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SRAM DUB BB30 Bottom Bracket BB30 73mm MTB Boost 55mm Chainline Black MFPN=WERC140NIDICA18230 That’s ideal for running wider That’s ideal for running wider tires at lower pressure for reduced rolling resistance and greater cornering grip Color Black Number of Chainrings No Rings No Spider Included Crank Length (mm) 170 Crank Intended Use Gravel Crank Intended Use Road BB Included No Pedal Spindle 9 16" Chainring BCD Direct Mount Hope Chainline Hub Compatibility 135 142 Road Disc Hubs < 415 mm Chainstay Chainline Hub Compatibility 130 Hubs Defined Color Black color:white SRAM engineered the oversized DUB spindle to work across every bottom bracket standard simplifying crankarm compatibility
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