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Shimano XTR SM-CRM96 1x Direct Mount Chainring - 30t, Shimano Direct Mount, For 12-Speed HG+ Chain, Fits M9200 and M9220 Crank, Dark Gray High Instep The Phantom base treatment is 12056/501-WhtBlkOrg-30.5
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Shimano XTR SM CRM96 1x Direct Mount Chainring 30t, Shimano Direct Mount, For 12 Speed HG+ Chain, Fits M9200 and M9220 Crank, Dark Gray High Instep The Phantom base treatment is 12056 501 WhtBlkOrg 30.5 The Phantom base treatment is a new polymer technology that means one treatment will work for the duration of the ski or snowboard giving you maximum efficiency and control without distraction The Shimano XTR SM CRM96 1x Direct Mount Chainring in 30t is a narrow wide chainring for XC and marathon riders running a 1x drivetrain Shimano machines it from anodized aluminum with Dynamic Chain Engagement+ tooth profiling to hold the chain on rough ground
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