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Cane Creek Progressive Rate VALT Lightweight Rear Shock Spring - 65mm x 550-670lbs White ModelNumber=K3072 Unlike the cheap flexy and

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Cane Creek Progressive Rate VALT Lightweight Rear Shock Spring 65mm x 550 670lbs White ModelNumber=K3072 Unlike the cheap flexy and Unlike the cheap flexy and rattle prone upper guides found on other products the AMg features our premium stiff silent upper guide and a tough fiber infused bashguard }SRAM Apex Hydraulic Road Post Mount Disc Brake and Right DoubleTap 11 Speed Lever with 1800mm Hose Rotor and Bracket Sold Separately Progression begins at 50% into the stroke of the spring width:142px

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