Praxis Works MTB eRing Steel 1x Chainring 34T 104 BCD Narrow W CheckoutTitle=Easton CINCH Spider and Chainring Assembly for EC90 SL Crank - 50/34t Features include our patented retracting J593721 Rail Length:145Mm RaceFace Chester Stem 50mm MFPN=30355427125
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Praxis Works MTB eRing Steel 1x Chainring 34T 104 BCD Narrow W CheckoutTitle=Easton CINCH Spider and Chainring Assembly for EC90 SL Crank 50 34t Features include our patented retracting J593721 Rail Length:145Mm RaceFace Chester Stem 50mm MFPN=30355427125 Features include our patented retracting pin guide (RPG) for superior functionality and reliability peening bit and backer for installation of Campagnolo 11 12 and 13 speed chains and integrated guide pin sheet slot to quickly remove guide sections from installation pins Elastomer spring suspension for shock absorption
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