SRAM G2 Ultimate Disc Brake Lever - Front Hydraulic Post Mount Carbon Lever Titanium Hardware Gloss BLK A2 MFPN=K13-3100IW-BLK 5" 160 mm 15QR x

Name: SRAM G2 Ultimate Disc Brake Lever - Front Hydraulic Post Mount Carbon Lever Titanium Hardware Gloss BLK A2 MFPN=K13-3100IW-BLK 5" 160 mm 15QR x
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 81852460065
Price: 152.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8019 (29 reviews)

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SRAM G2 Ultimate Disc Brake Lever Front Hydraulic Post Mount Carbon Lever Titanium Hardware Gloss BLK A2 MFPN=K13 3100IW BLK 5" 160 mm 15QR x 5" 160 mm 15QR x 110 mm 44 mm Offset Shiny Black GRIP2 }Shimano SLX SM RT70 M Disc Brake Rotor 180mm Center Lock Silver The pivot bearing offers a snappy lever feel and a finger fatigue free ride width:142px

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