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Truvativ Descendant CoLab DH DUB MTB Cranksets, Black, Boost
Red, Boost
Truvativ Descendant CoLab DH DUB MTB Cranksets, Black, Boost
Red, Boost
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Truvativ Descendant CoLab DH DUB MTB Cranksets

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SKU: 00.6118.579.000
$484.00
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Truvativ Descendant CoLab DH DUB MTB Cranksets combine exceptional durability and cutting-edge design, tailored for downhill mountain biking. Developed in collaboration with Troy Lee and his team, these cranks showcase a future-forward approach to camo aesthetics, with the performance you expect from SRAM. Available in both DUB73 and DUB83 versions, these cranksets come in stylish Camo Red or Camo Black. Equipped with the Direct Mount X-SYNC™2 chainring for improved chain retention and optimal performance, the Truvativ Descendant CoLab DH DUB MTB Cranksets are the ideal choice for aggressive riders looking to push their limits.

  • DUB73 version available in 165mm with a 32T Direct Mount X-SYNC™2 Chainring
  • DUB83 version available in 165mm or 170mm with 36T Direct Mount X-SYNC™2 CNC Chainring
  • Available in Camo Red or Camo Black
  • Troy Lee and his team channeled the future of camo to design these cranks, and the future—at least in the stiff, durable world of SRAM cranks—is looking exceptionally bright.
  • SRAM Model ID: FC-DESC-CLDH-A1
Attributes
BB Inclusion No
Chainline 52mm
Crank Arm Length 165mm
Crank Spindle Diameter 28.99mm
Crankset Material Carbon
Drivetrain Spacing Boost
Interface DUB
Pedals Thread 9/16''
Teeth 32

About the Brand

  • Truvativ was founded in 1997 by Micki Kozuschek with a focus on producing high-quality mountain biking components for both OEM markets and consumers. Committed to innovation, Truvativ developed products that enhance performance and durability for riders pushing their limits. In 2004, SRAM acquired Truvativ, adding cranks, bottom brackets, handlebars, stems, pedals, seatposts, and chain retention systems to its lineup. This acquisition enabled SRAM to offer a complete drivetrain, leading to the release of its first branded road groupsets the following year. Product development for cranksets and bottom brackets continued in San Luis Obispo, California.

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