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Built to hit the sweet spot between lightweight efficiency and rugged durability, the FC-M8200 crankset features Hollowtech II forged alloy arms and a reliable 24mm steel spindle. Whether you're charging enduro lines or pedaling big XC days, this crankset delivers confident strength without weighing you down. Available in 160mm to 175mm lengths and includes the reinforced SM-CR86 direct-mount chainrings, it’s ready for any style of trail rider. Features: Enduro Durability: HollowTech II forging balances low weight with trail-tough stiffness and impact resistance. Q Factor/Chain Line: A 176mm Q factor and unified 55mm chain line provide a race-inspired fit with broad frame compatibility. Compatibility: Equipped with a 24mm spindle, it works seamlessly with Shimano’s threaded and Press-Fit bottom brackets. Specs: Crankset Works With M8200 Crankset Model: Deore XT M8200 Crank Arm Model ID: FC-M8200 Chainring Model ID: SM-CRM86 Material: Aluminum P.C.D: Direct Chainline: 55mm Q-Factor: 176mm Chainring Teeth: 28t, 30t, 32t, 34t, or 36t Compatibility: The Shimano XTR M8200 series crankset is backward compatible with previous generation Shimano 12-speed chains, chainrings and drivetrains. Compatible models include: XTR M9100 and M9200, Deore XT M8100, SLX M7100, and Deore M6100. The XT Crankset is compatible with the following: Chain: 12-speed HG: XTR M9100 , Deore XT M8100 , SLX M7100 , Deore M6100 Chainring: Shimano direct mount chainrings: CRM75 , CRM85 , CRM86 , CRM95 , CRM96 Bottom Bracket: Shimano Hollowtech II Bottom Brackets: XTR, Deore XT Pedal: All 9/16" pedals

Deore XT M8200 Crankset

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