Shimano XTR FC-M9120-1 Crankarms
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$43499
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Size: Unisex 170mm
Color: Stealth Gray
Retail Cost: $434.99
Shimano craftsmanship reaches new heights with the XTR 12-speed groupset. These Hollowtech II crank arms feature a lighter and stiffer design, and simple-to-change direct-mount chainrings with a single key release, allowing you to feel things out with your new 12-speed configuration and find the perfect gear ratio for you.
If you're a little confused by Shimano's offerings of both the FC-M9120 and FC-M9100, you're not alone. With two offerings in this top-tier package, the differences may be difficult to spot at first glance. Shimano builds the M9120 with a beefier, more robust design than the XC-oriented 9100, ideal for riders charging hard and having up-close-and-personal encounters with rowdy sections of trail that give your crankarm the occasional bash. On top of the beefier construction, the M9120 crankarms boast a wider Q-factor that lands in at 168mm, in comparison to the 158mm of the 9100. This wider Q-factor increases stability when you're descending at high speeds and offers a bit more chainstay clearance for beefier 148-millimeter Boost spacing in the back.
As its name suggests, this particular XTR M9120 Crankset is intended solely for bikes with Boost 148-millimeter rear axles, with its 52-millimeter chainline reflecting the outboard move to accommodate Boost axle spacing. The crank arms come alone, without chainrings, but can be paired up with either one-by or two-by options in a huge range of sizes to best suit your riding needs. Additionally, Shimano is offering the XTR 9120 in a range of sizes from 165mm to 175mm, so shorter riders, or those with gravity-oriented appetites who want a little more clearance, can be decked out with the perfect crank length, too.
Why We Like The XTR FC-M9120-1 Crankarms (DWGBSV5)
TECH SPECS
- Arm Material: cold-forged alloy
- Arm Length: 165mm, 170mm, 175mm
- Bolt Circle Diameter: direct-mount
- Rings: 1x, 2x
- BB Type: [pressfit] BB94-41A, [threaded] SM-BB-93
- Spindle: 24mm
- Q Factor: 168mm
- Chainline: 52mm
- Compatible Components: Shimano XTR 12-speed
- Claimed Weight: [170mm] 1lb 1oz (480g)
- Activity: trail, enduro
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