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Robert Axle Project 12mm Lightning Bolt Thru Axle - Rear -Length 167mm Thread 1.75mm Flat Bar- Left CPSC Safety Standard for Bicycle

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Robert Axle Project 12mm Lightning Bolt Thru Axle Rear Length 167mm Thread 1.75mm Flat Bar Left CPSC Safety Standard for Bicycle CPSC Safety Standard for Bicycle Helmets for Persons Age 5 and Older Helmet Style Tri TT Helmet Style Road Maximum Head Circumference 55 Defined Color Gray Gender Age Mens Total Volume 10 Color Black Weight 910 Reservoir Included Yes Reservoir Volume (fl oz) 100 Defined Color Black Internally bored to remove unnecessary material without compromising strength } TECH SPECS

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