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SHIMANO 105 FRONT CHAINWHEEL FC-R7000 FOR REAR 11-SPEED, HOLLOWTECH 2, 165MM 50-34T W/O CG, W/O BB PARTS, BLACK

17
Feb

SHIMANO 105 FC-R7000 Series – HOLLOWTECH II – Road Crankset – 2×11-speed The redesigned SHIMANO 105 FC-R7000 crank balances weight and efficiency without sacrificing stiffness. Its wider gear pitch increases clearance with small gearings on modern 135mm O.L.D. frames. It is offered in 53-39, 52-36, and 50-34T chainring options and 160, 165, 170, 172.5, and […]

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SHIMANO FRONT CHAINWHEEL, FC-4700, TIAGRA, DOUBLE 170MM 2-PCS FC, FOR REAR 10-SPEED 50X34T W/O BB PARTS, IND.PACK

17
Feb

New four arm chainring design Optimal balance between stiffness and light weight Hollowtech-II (HT2): integrated bottom bracket spindle with right crank for increased rigidity while left arm mounts to splined spindle Aluminum construction with anodized finish provides strength, weight savings, and keeps the crankset looking great Gear shape optimized for HG-X chains Compatible with HG-X […]

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FRONT CHAINWHEEL, FC-M4100-2, DEORE, FOR REAR 10-SPEED, 2-PCS FC, 175MM, 36-26T W/O CG, W/O BB PARTS, CHAIN CASE NOT COMPATIBLE, FOR CHAIN LINE 48.8MM, IND.PACK

17
Feb

SHIMANO DEORE FC-M4100-2 CRANKSET – FOR 10-SPEED DRIVETRAINS The Shimano crankset FC-M4100-2 from the Deore series are a cranks with two chainrings for 10-speed drivetrains. It is suitable for both MTB and City & Touring use. The chainrings are mounted via a conventional 4-arm spider. At 48.8 mm, the chainline, i.e. the distance from the […]

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SHIMANO DEORE FRONT CHAINWHEEL FC-M4100-2, REAR 10SPEED 36-26T, 170MM W/O CG, W/O BB PARTS, FOR CHAIN LINE 48.8MM

17
Feb

SHIMANO DEORE FC-M4100-2 CRANKSET – FOR 10-SPEED DRIVETRAINS The Shimano crankset FC-M4100-2 from the Deore series are a cranks with two chainrings for 10-speed drivetrains. It is suitable for both MTB and City & Touring use. The chainrings are mounted via a conventional 4-arm spider. At 48.8 mm, the chainline, i.e. the distance from the […]

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