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Subject: FS: FSA Energy crankset
FOR SALE: FSA Energy crankset, BB30, 172.5mm, 130 BCD, 53/39... $100.00, shipping not included

it is about 3 months old, was ridden and used for about 300 miles prior to switching out cranks from my road bike.

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