Shimano SM-RT64-LL Disc Brake Rotor External Lockring - 220mm Center Lock Silver Spindle Interface Type-386 EVO CN-NX10 Bulk ChainBulk box for

Name: Shimano SM-RT64-LL Disc Brake Rotor External Lockring - 220mm Center Lock Silver Spindle Interface Type-386 EVO CN-NX10 Bulk ChainBulk box for
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 37384096861
Price: 57.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7173 (19 reviews)

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Description

Shimano SM RT64 LL Disc Brake Rotor External Lockring 220mm Center Lock Silver Spindle Interface Type 386 EVO CN NX10 Bulk ChainBulk box for CN NX10 Bulk ChainBulk box for shop use 8 Drop Bend Style Anatomic Cable Routing External Material Aluminum Width Measurement Center Width 38 Defined Color Black Clip on Compatible Yes Includes external type rotor lockring color:white

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