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Mono crankset 12 Speed SHIMANO DEORE FC-M6100-1
At the cutting edge of modernity, the crankset MTB 12-speed SHIMANO crankset Deore FC-M6100-1 opts for a Chainring at Direct Mount in order to ensure Chainrings quick and easy....
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At the cutting edge of modernity, the crankset MTB 12-speed SHIMANO crankset Deore FC-M6100-1 opts for a Chainring at Direct Mount in order to ensure Chainrings quick and easy.
It features a rigid aluminum base for excellent power transfer and a Chainring The teeth feature a specific Dynamic Chain Engagement+ profile for improved chain retention and smoother pedaling. It's a two-piece design with integrated bottom bracket axle, offering good resistance to wear for appreciable pedaling efficiency.
It features a rigid aluminum base for excellent power transfer and a Chainring The teeth feature a specific Dynamic Chain Engagement+ profile for improved chain retention and smoother pedaling. It's a two-piece design with integrated bottom bracket axle, offering good resistance to wear for appreciable pedaling efficiency.
Ref: 7977575514278
Points forts
Smoother, quieter transmission even on rough terrain;
Chainring Direct Mount for quick and easy adaptation of the gearing to the terrain;
Dynamic Chain Engagement+ teeth for perfect chain retention.
Caractéristiques
Bash : No
Pedal box supplied : No
Gear teeth : 32
Center distance Chainrings : Direct Mount
Housing width : 68/73 mm
Number of Chainrings Mono : Number of Chainrings Mono
Axis type : Through
Speeds : 12
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Overall rating: 3.0 / 5 based on 2 reviews.
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Heavy 800g Q-factor 175
"I thought this crankset was good. But it's too heavy—800g with the chainring. The listed Q-factor of 172 is incorrect. It was installed correctly on a Shimano bottom bracket using AVZC tools. The Q-factor measures 175mm. Disappointed."
