Brooks Flyer Saddle - Steel Honey Carved MFPN=00.5018.097.003 Chainring BCD 110 SRAM Asymmetric

Brooks Flyer Saddle - Steel Honey Carved MFPN=00.5018.097.003 Chainring BCD 110 SRAM Asymmetric

Name: Brooks Flyer Saddle - Steel Honey Carved MFPN=00.5018.097.003 Chainring BCD 110 SRAM Asymmetric
Brand: toancauepoxy.com
SKU: 9139730666
Price: 170.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.801 (28 reviews)

SKU 9139730666 · ★ 4.8

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Brooks Flyer Saddle Steel Honey Carved MFPN=00.5018.097.003 Chainring BCD 110 SRAM Asymmetric Chainring BCD 110 SRAM Asymmetric Color Black Defined Color Black Material Aluminum Ring Position Type Chain Retaining Single Ring Tooth Count 38 model SMC Core rails CrMo top microfiber color black gray size S M weight 395g text align:left It is directly descending from the B66 Champion first featured in the 1927 catalog

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