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Shimano CUES FC-U6000-1 Crankset - 175mm 9/10/11-Speed 42t Asymmetric 110 BCD Hollowtech II BLK Model-Valkyrie Hydraulic Bottom Out Damping Adjustments LS comp and 3

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Shimano CUES FC U6000 1 Crankset 175mm 9 10 11 Speed 42t Asymmetric 110 BCD Hollowtech II BLK Model Valkyrie Hydraulic Bottom Out Damping Adjustments LS comp and 3 Hydraulic Bottom Out Damping Adjustments Ext reb 2pos (open firm) HS&LS comp Hydraulic Bottom Out Default Settings Reb55 Comp34 Lockout 25 Eye To Eye 230x60 Primary Color Black Spring Adjustments Preload Spring Type Coil Frame Compatibility Santa Cruz Bronson 4 2022 2024 Shaft Eyelet Standard Body Eyelet Standard 0 Color Black Rise 5 Reach 50 Material Aluminum Defined Color Black Stack Height 31 S BB MT501 or BB MT500 PA bottom bracket recommended (sold separately) Compatible with LINKGLIDE AND HG 11 speed chains Color Black Rings 42 Number of Chainrings Single Crank Length (mm) 175 Drivetrain Speeds 11 BB Included No Pedal Spindle 9 16" Spindle Interface Type Shimano Hollowtech II Chainring BCD 110 Shimano Asymmetric Chainline Hub Compatibility 141 148 Boost Hubs Designed for ebike Yes Defined Color Black

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