Name: Race Face 3 Bolt Direct Mount Chainring - Black
Brand: Race Face
SKU: 108488
Price: 64.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Race Face 3 Bolt Direct Mount Chainring - Black - 108488

By Race Face

$64.99

(412 Reviews)

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108488

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Cambria Bike

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Race Face

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Race Face 3 Bolt Direct Mount Chainring Race Faces new Direct Mount Single ring. Designed and machined in our Vancouver, BC facility, tested on the North Shore and in the Whistler Bike Park. Race Face Direct Mount rings deliver substantial weight saving compared to a standard SRAM chainring and spider combo. And with added benefit of Narrow/Wide tooth configuration.

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Chainrings

Three races, three podiums, but if you really want to talk about winning we have to talk about my 17th place finish in San Sebastian . Typically, the race did not go as planned but it did go perfectly. Off the back of two team podiums in Clasica Femenina Navarra and Emakumeen Nafarroako Klasikoa, we had the momentum for a result; but, when the breakaway went early just after the Jaizkibel climb and I wasnt in a position to follow, I thought to myself, well, that could be it. Fortunately, Pauliena, who we had decided would mark Lucy Kennedy, followed perfectly and gave us representation in the break. As I expected, that was the winning win and suddenly our team strategy to get me on the podium was rewritten. Wheres Ash Wheres Ash! Pauliena kept repeating into the radio. Lucy Kennedy had gone solo from the breakaway while I was in the peloton slipping further out of radio range. Th...

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