Paul Component Engineering Racer Center Pull Brake Front Silver CheckoutTitle=RockShox Lower Leg - 29/27.5+ 5" Valve Presta Tire Type

Name: Paul Component Engineering Racer Center Pull Brake Front Silver CheckoutTitle=RockShox Lower Leg - 29/27.5+ 5" Valve Presta Tire Type
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 30146369700
Price: 184.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3537 (14 reviews)

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Paul Component Engineering Racer Center Pull Brake Front Silver CheckoutTitle=RockShox Lower Leg 29 27.5+ 5" Valve Presta Tire Type 5" Valve Presta Tire Type Tubeless Ready Clincher Front Axle 15mm Thru x 110mm Hub Brake Compatibility 6 Bolt Disc }SRAM X01 Eagle Trigger Shifter Single Click Rear 12 Speed Discrete Clamp Lunar New center mount version compatible with most road frames } TECH SPECS

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