CeramicSpeed BB ALPHA Bottom Bracket - EVO386 86.5mm For 24mm/Shimano Spindle Road BLK Model=Crank Bolts and Covers The 353 NSW uses the J593721 Rail Length:145Mm RaceFace Chester Stem 50mm MFPN=30355427125
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CeramicSpeed BB ALPHA Bottom Bracket EVO386 86.5mm For 24mm Shimano Spindle Road BLK Model=Crank Bolts and Covers The 353 NSW uses the J593721 Rail Length:145Mm RaceFace Chester Stem 50mm MFPN=30355427125 The 353 NSW uses the lightweight ZR1 SL hubset with ceramic bearings to maximise efficiency Rings 40Number of Chainrings Chain Retaining SingleDrivetrain Speeds 12Drivetrain Speeds 13Chainline Hub Compatibility 135 142 Road Disc Hubs < 415 mm ChainstayChainline Hub Compatibility 135 142 Road Disc Hubs > 415 mm ChainstayColor Natural CarbonCrank Length (mm) 160Crank Intended Use GravelBB Included NoPedal Spindle 9 16"Spindle Interface Type SRAM DUBDefined Color Carbon
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