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Shimano Ultegra R8000 11 Spd Crankset

Shimano Ultegra R8000 11 Spd Crankset

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Shimano Ultegra R8000 Double 11-Speed Crankset

Eagerly anticipated, the updated Shimano Ultegra R8000 Double 11-Speed Crankset has arrived. Featuring clear improvements on aesthetics and performance from the 6800 series, the Ultegra R8000 series has hugely benefited from the trickle-down technology of its big brother, Dura Ace R9000.

Transfer Power into Speed

Infused with state-of-the-art technology, the Shimano Ultegra R8000 Double 11-Speed Crankset will make sure you transfer power into speed. With the added bonus of a weight reduction from the 6800 series without sacrificing stiffness, this crankset supports a wide range of gear combinations to suit the fastest downhill section and the steepest mountain pass. The crankarm is redesigned to provide your bike with a fine aesthetic upgrade.

Specifications

Features:
Bolt Circle Diameter: 110mm
Chain Line: 43.5mm
New 4-arm design for a stiff, lightweight performance
Hollowtech II construction
Hollowglide chainrings
11-Speed Compatible
Same bolt circle diameter for compact and traditional double chainsets means that one crankarm fits all chainring sizes
Weight: 690g (59-39T), 681g (52-36T), 674g (50-34T), 668g (46-36T)

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Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 2 reviews.

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excellent upgrade

"highly recomend upgrading to ultegra crank if you currently ride with any model in below quality and type. i switched from 105 53x39 170mm crank to ultegra 172.5mm 53x39 and noticed the difference especially in efficiency of pedaling. thumbs up"

Marcel P. (5/5)

Ultegra crank

"Nice narrow profile with easy install. Lighter weight than the prior part."

Joseph G. (5/5)

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