Gates Carbon Drive CDX CenterTrack Front Belt Drive Ring - 50t 5-Bolt 130mm BCD BLK Weight-759 } Offering maximum grip in LS comp and 3

Name: Gates Carbon Drive CDX CenterTrack Front Belt Drive Ring - 50t 5-Bolt 130mm BCD BLK Weight-759 } Offering maximum grip in LS comp and 3
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 47767052379
Price: 94.51 USD
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Gates Carbon Drive CDX CenterTrack Front Belt Drive Ring - 50t 5-Bolt 130mm BCD BLK Weight-759 } Offering maximum grip in LS comp and 3

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Gates Carbon Drive CDX CenterTrack Front Belt Drive Ring 50t 5 Bolt 130mm BCD BLK Weight 759 } Offering maximum grip in LS comp and 3 } Offering maximum grip in racing conditions 5" ISO Width (mm) 60 Labeled Size 27 CDX CenterTrack belts cogs and rings do not interchange with any part of a CDC CDX MudPort system Tooth Count 50 Chainring BCD 130 Constructed of 6061 aluminum

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