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Shimano ZEE FC-M640 Crankset - 170mm 10-Speed 36t 104 BCD Hollowtech II Spindle Interface Includes Bottom Bracket BLK CheckoutTitle=Zipp Vuka Alumina Evo 110 Extensions - 22.2mm Patented low-profile tubeless rim design LS comp and 3

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Shimano ZEE FC M640 Crankset 170mm 10 Speed 36t 104 BCD Hollowtech II Spindle Interface Includes Bottom Bracket BLK CheckoutTitle=Zipp Vuka Alumina Evo 110 Extensions 22.2mm Patented low profile tubeless rim design LS comp and 3 Patented low profile tubeless rim design balances lateral stiffness with radial compliance Featuring a similar construction to the rest of our Redline Classic skis Includes SM BB52 68 73 bottom bracket Color Black Rings 36 BB Frame Interface English Number of Chainrings Single BB Shell Width (mm) 73 Crank Length (mm) 170 Crank Intended Use Mountain Drivetrain Speeds 10 Weight 906 Pedal Spindle 9 16" BB Included Yes Spindle Interface Type Shimano Hollowtech II Chainring BCD 104 Defined Color Black Size 170Mm Reinforced steel axle with 30% greater stiffness compared to Trail designated crank options

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