Paul Component Engineering E-Lever Brake Lever - Right Side For Drop Bar 23.8mm Bar Clamp BLK Anodized ModelNumber=33839 A secondary chamber can be

Name: Paul Component Engineering E-Lever Brake Lever - Right Side For Drop Bar 23.8mm Bar Clamp BLK Anodized ModelNumber=33839 A secondary chamber can be
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 74161612487
Price: 74.00 USD
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Rating: 4.573300000000001 (26 reviews)

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Paul Component Engineering E Lever Brake Lever Right Side For Drop Bar 23.8mm Bar Clamp BLK Anodized ModelNumber=33839 A secondary chamber can be A secondary chamber can be manually pressurized and the stainless steel foot lever releases the compressed air Compatible with 8T driver and up Clamps to flat portion of bar not the stem clamp area top li{margin left:5%

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