Burgtec Hope Boost Chainring 28T Rhodium Silver
Burgtec Hope Boost Chainring 28T Rhodium Silver
SKU:LSP-BUR-8825
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- Durable Rhodium Silver finish
- Optimized for Boost spacing
- Thick-Thin design for efficiency
The Burgtec Thick-Thin Chainring is engineered for performance and durability. Its Rhodium Silver finish not only enhances aesthetics but also provides exceptional resistance to wear. Designed specifically for Boost spacing, this direct mount chainring ensures a perfect fit and optimal power transfer. The innovative thick-thin design reduces weight while maintaining strength, making it an ideal choice for serious cyclists looking to enhance their ride. Upgrade your bike with this high-quality chainring and experience the difference in your performance on the trails.
Burgtec Thick-Thin Chainring Hope Boost Direct Mount
Fits Hope direct mount cranksets.
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