Robert Axle Project Kid Trailer 12mm Thru Axle Length: 209mm Thread: 1.75mm Manufacturer Spec ERD (mm)-563 The Race Face Aeffect handlebar

Name: Robert Axle Project Kid Trailer 12mm Thru Axle Length: 209mm Thread: 1.75mm Manufacturer Spec ERD (mm)-563 The Race Face Aeffect handlebar
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 23015191028
Price: 65.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5688 (28 reviews)

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Description

Robert Axle Project Kid Trailer 12mm Thru Axle Length: 209mm Thread: 1.75mm Manufacturer Spec ERD (mm) 563 The Race Face Aeffect handlebar The Race Face Aeffect handlebar is an budget friendly alloy bar intended for XC and Trail use 4 Tubeless Folding Black 60tpi Stainless steel axle end provides an M10x1 threaded stud that accepts any hitch from popular trailers top li{margin left:5%

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