Cane Creek, Kitsuma Coil, Rear shock, 205x60, Shaft Eyelet: Standard Size:210x55 EYELETS STANDARDS/STANDARDS and a seamless riding experience NAME:AJ

Name: Cane Creek, Kitsuma Coil, Rear shock, 205x60, Shaft Eyelet: Standard Size:210x55 EYELETS STANDARDS/STANDARDS and a seamless riding experience NAME:AJ
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 71728756621
Price: 365.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2034 (14 reviews)

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Cane Creek, Kitsuma Coil, Rear shock, 205x60, Shaft Eyelet: Standard Size:210x55 EYELETS STANDARDS STANDARDS and a seamless riding experience NAME:AJ and a seamless riding experience Ponytail opening Durable construction ensures long lasting performance under heavy use controlled suspension for trail and enduro riders who demand precision and reliability

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