Surly Krampus Bike - 29" Steel First Loser X-Large Model-Comfort Cruiser Web Spring 8cm Color Redwood Weight 11oz Fitment:EC44 Upper & Lower Set

Name: Surly Krampus Bike - 29" Steel First Loser X-Large Model-Comfort Cruiser Web Spring 8cm Color Redwood Weight 11oz Fitment:EC44 Upper & Lower Set
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 54042051868
Price: 999.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7551000000000005 (27 reviews)

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Description

Surly Krampus Bike 29" Steel First Loser X Large Model Comfort Cruiser Web Spring 8cm Color Redwood Weight 11oz Fitment:EC44 Upper & Lower Set 8cm Color Redwood Weight 11oz A 3 8" drive 9 piece socket set with knurled drive area for hand usage coated for an added layer of internal frame protection The Krampus features Surly’s Gnot Boost rear hub spacing of 145mm

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