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Brakes	Sram Code R 4 Piston \| Metal Pads
Frame	SMOOTHWALL™ Carbon \| Full Sealed Cartridge Bearings \| Press Fit BB \| Internal Cable Routing and Storage Compartment \| 2-Bolt ISCG05 Tabs \| RIDE-4™ Adjustable Geometry \| 2 Position Axle \| 180mm Travel. SMOOTHWALL™ Carbon Rear Triangle
Drivetrain	Sram GX Eagle
Shift levers	Sram GX Eagle
Crankset	Sram Stylo 6K Eagle \| 32T \| DUB Spindle \| Crankarm Length: SM = 165mm Crankarm \| MD - XL = 170mm
Headset	FSA Orbit NO.57E ZS44\|56 \| Durable Sealed Stainless 36°x45° Bearings \| 30.2mm x 41mm x 7.1mm Upper \| 40mm x 51.8mm x 7.5mm Lower \| 1.5" Crown Race
Handlebar	Rocky Mountain AM \| 780mm Width \| 38mm Rise \| 9° Backsweep \| 5° Upsweep \| 35 Clamp
Grips	ODI Elite Pro Lock On
Stem	Rocky Mountain 35 AM \| 5° Rise \| All Sizes = 40mm
Saddle	WTB Volt Race 142
Tires	F: Maxxis Assegai 2.5 WT 3C MaxxGrip DD Tubeless Ready // R: Maxxis Minion DHR II 2.4 WT 3C MaxxTerra DD Tubeless Ready // Cushcore Trail Tire Inserts \| Lightweight \| Tire & Rim Protection
Front hub	Rocky Mountain SL Sealed Boost 15mm
Rear hub	Novatec MTB SL Team Boost 148mm
Spokes	DT Swiss Champion 2.0

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