FS: Easton EC90 53x39 172.5MM Carbon Crankset

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Subject: FS: Easton EC90 53x39 172.5MM Carbon Crankset
Super light and super stiff. At 574 grams, it packs one of the highest stiffness-to-weight ratio of any carbon crank currently available. Purchased a Quarq and no longer need this crankset. Approx. 500 miles on these.

EASTON 53x39 172.5MM CRANKSET W/BB $225 SHIPPED CONUS



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