SRAM XX SL Eagle T-Type Thread Mount Chainring - 36t 12-Speed Thread Mount For XX SL PM Spider 3mm Offset Aluminum BLK/Silver MFPN=00.6518.043.001 Spoke Pattern: 24-Hole Radial Driveside
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SRAM XX SL Eagle T Type Thread Mount Chainring 36t 12 Speed Thread Mount For XX SL PM Spider 3mm Offset Aluminum BLK Silver MFPN=00.6518.043.001 Spoke Pattern: 24 Hole Radial Driveside Spoke Pattern: 24 Hole Radial Driveside Two cross (1:1) Non Driveside Front and 24 Hole Two cross (1:1) Rear Cleat Interface HT Color Purple Defined Color Purple Pedal Body Material Aluminum Pedal Spindle 9 16" Pedal Type Dual Sided Clipless Spindle Material Chromoly Steel Weight 372 color:white This chainring mount system allows reduced weight without compromising reliability
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