Middleburn RS7 Mono X1 Crank Spider: 104mm - 50mm Chainline (New, take off)
Middleburn RS7 Mono X1 Crank Spider: 104mm - 50mm Chainline (New, take off) is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Item Condition
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Middleburn RS7 Mono X1 Crank Spider: 104mm - 50mm Chainline (New, take off) is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Description
Description
This 4 bolt, 104mm BCD is designed for one-by and singlespeed setups on the Middleburn RS7 crank arms (and probably Middleburn's other crank arms, they're all the same interface. The difference seems to be the chainline the spider produces on a given crank.
Condition
New, take off. Ridden just a few miles, perfect aside from the slightest marks from the lockring.
Details
- Model: SP-SQ-104-50MM-X1
- BCD: 104mm
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