Robert Axle Project Lightning Thru-Axle Rear12mm 1.75x170mm - Black Description-Air Seal Head Tool Won’t dry out or ball Fitment:EC44 Upper & Lower Set

Name: Robert Axle Project Lightning Thru-Axle Rear12mm 1.75x170mm - Black Description-Air Seal Head Tool Won’t dry out or ball Fitment:EC44 Upper & Lower Set
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 56416708917
Price: 48.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1188 (24 reviews)

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Robert Axle Project Lightning Thru Axle Rear12mm 1.75x170mm Black Description Air Seal Head Tool Won’t dry out or ball Fitment:EC44 Upper & Lower Set Won’t dry out or ball up BARS: SALT "CRS 20" bar No more bulky handles to strike trail obstacles 75 Thread Length (mm) 20 Axle Diameter (mm) 12 Over Locknut (mm) 142 Overall Length (mm) 167

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