Shimano STEPS RT-EM600-M Disc Brake Rotor Integrated Speed Sensor Magnet - 180mm Center Lock For eBike Silver CheckoutSpec= Pike (B1) Increased rebound to 15 clicks

Name: Shimano STEPS RT-EM600-M Disc Brake Rotor Integrated Speed Sensor Magnet - 180mm Center Lock For eBike Silver CheckoutSpec= Pike (B1) Increased rebound to 15 clicks
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 82954105423
Price: 56.76 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7641 (20 reviews)

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Shimano STEPS RT EM600 M Disc Brake Rotor Integrated Speed Sensor Magnet 180mm Center Lock For eBike Silver CheckoutSpec= Pike (B1) Increased rebound to 15 clicks Increased rebound to 15 clicks providing more range and fidelity }td{text align: left For rear only with magnet bracket } TECH SPECS

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