DT Swiss EX 511 Rim - 27.5" Disc Black 32H CheckoutTitle=Manitou Mara Pro Rear Shock - Trunnion Metric Best suited for road riding

Name: DT Swiss EX 511 Rim - 27.5" Disc Black 32H CheckoutTitle=Manitou Mara Pro Rear Shock - Trunnion Metric Best suited for road riding
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 38668935327
Price: 157.90 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1944 (25 reviews)

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Description

DT Swiss EX 511 Rim 27.5" Disc Black 32H CheckoutTitle=Manitou Mara Pro Rear Shock Trunnion Metric Best suited for road riding Best suited for road riding applications A pressure release button allows you to precisely get your desired air pressure with half unit increments DT Swiss patented Pro Head Reinforcement System (PHR System) is designed to balance the load transferred to the rim width:142px

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