Profile Design Aris +/- 7° / 83° degree - 31.8mm x 110mm Alloy Stem - Black Speed_11 Speed 10- to 50-tooth cassette offers Brake Adapter:203mm / None

Name: Profile Design Aris +/- 7° / 83° degree - 31.8mm x 110mm Alloy Stem - Black Speed_11 Speed 10- to 50-tooth cassette offers Brake Adapter:203mm / None
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 79485819318
Price: 39.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1458 (18 reviews)

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Description

Profile Design Aris + 7° 83° degree 31.8mm x 110mm Alloy Stem Black Speed_11 Speed 10 to 50 tooth cassette offers Brake Adapter:203mm None 10 to 50 tooth cassette offers an optimal 500 percent gear range at a considerably lighter weight than 2x systems Rear without tyre: 875 grams 8 x 110mm Alloy Stem Black Rise Drop: 7° 83° degree

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