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leichte rennrad kurbel SRAM S-Series Kurbel | 175 mm | 50/34 Zähne | 2x11-fach | GXP

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leichte rennrad kurbel SRAM S-Series Kurbel | 175 mm | 50/34 Zähne | 2x11-fach | GXPSolide 2x11 Kurbel fr dein Rennrad Setup. Die SRAM S Series Kurbel mit 175 mm Kurbelarmlnge und kompaktem 50 34 Zhne Kettenblattsetup ist eine stabile und zuverlssige Basis fr dein 2x11 fach Rennrad oder Gravel Bike. Mit ihrem GXP Achssystem passt sie zu vielen gngigen Rahmen mit BSA oder PressFit GXP Innenlagern und bietet dir eine ausgewogene bersetzung fr flache Passagen, Anstiege und schnelle Abfahrten. Dank des kompakten 50 34 Setups hast du

Solide 2x11-Kurbel für dein Rennrad-Setup.

Die SRAM S-Series Kurbel mit 175 mm Kurbelarmlänge und kompaktem 50/34-Zähne-Kettenblattsetup ist eine stabile und zuverlässige Basis für dein 2x11-fach Rennrad- oder Gravel-Bike. Mit ihrem GXP-Achssystem passt sie zu vielen gängigen Rahmen mit BSA- oder PressFit-GXP-Innenlagern und bietet dir eine ausgewogene Übersetzung für flache Passagen, Anstiege und schnelle Abfahrten.

Dank des kompakten 50/34-Setups hast du genügend Reserve für steile Anstiege, ohne auf hohe Endgeschwindigkeit im Flachen verzichten zu müssen. Die 175 mm langen Kurbelarme sind besonders für größere Fahrer oder einen druckvollen Fahrstil geeignet und sorgen für effiziente Kraftübertragung. Mit einem Gewicht von ca. 895 g (inkl. Kettenblättern) bietet die S-Series Kurbel ein robustes, alltagstaugliches Paket für Training, Pendelstrecken und lange Touren.

Das GXP-System (24/22 mm Welle) sorgt in Verbindung mit einem passenden SRAM GXP-Innenlager für langlebige Lagerung und ein spielfreies Tretlager. Die Kurbel ist für 2x11-fach Rennradschaltungen ausgelegt und arbeitet mit den entsprechenden SRAM-/Shimano-kompatiblen Ketten und Kassetten zusammen – ideal für klassische 2-fach Setups am Rennrad, Fitnessbike oder leichten Commuter.

 

Highlights:

  • 2x11-fach kompakt: 50/34 Zähne – ideal für Touren, Berge und schnelle Flachpassagen.
  • 175 mm Kurbelarme: gute Hebelverhältnisse für kräftige Fahrer und sportliches Pedalieren.
  • GXP-Achse: bewährtes SRAM-System, kompatibel mit vielen Rahmen und Innenlagern.
  • Allround-tauglich: für Rennrad, Fitness- und leichte Gravel-/Allroad-Bikes geeignet.
  • Robuste Konstruktion: auf Haltbarkeit und Alltagseinsatz ausgelegt.

 

Technische Daten:

  • Hersteller: SRAM
  • Modell: S-Series Kurbel
  • Einsatzbereich: Rennrad
  • Antrieb: 2x11-fach
  • Kurbelarmlänge: 175 mm
  • Kettenblätter: 50 / 34 Zähne (kompakt)
  • Achssystem: GXP (24/22 mm)
  • Kompatible Schaltungen: SRAM 2x11-fach Rennrad-/Allroad-Schaltungen (GXP)
  • Gewicht: ca. 895 g (inkl. Kettenblättern)
  • Farbe: schwarz

 

Lieferumfang:

  • 1 x SRAM S-Series Kurbel | 175 mm | 50/34 Zähne | 2x11-fach | GXP
  • Hinweis: Werkstattverpackung (ohne zusätzliche Umverpackung)

 

Die SRAM S-Series 2x11 GXP-Kurbel ist die robuste, preisattraktive Lösung für alle, die ein zuverlässiges Kompakt-Setup mit 175 mm Kurbeln für ihr Rennrad oder Allroad-Bike suchen.

 

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★★★★★ 5
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