Cane Creek eeBrake G4 Road Caliper Brake - Regular Mount Rear Single-Bolt Silver BB Shell Width (mm)-84.5 Chris King DropSet 2 Headset

Name: Cane Creek eeBrake G4 Road Caliper Brake - Regular Mount Rear Single-Bolt Silver BB Shell Width (mm)-84.5 Chris King DropSet 2 Headset
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 85884896336
Price: 195.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0189 (14 reviews)

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Cane Creek eeBrake G4 Road Caliper Brake Regular Mount Rear Single Bolt Silver BB Shell Width (mm) 84.5 Chris King DropSet 2 Headset Chris King DropSet 2 Headset Stem Angle (deg) 6 Length 130 Bar Clamp Diameter (mm) 31 Cable housing extends to lower tip of the cable adjustment screw eliminating added friction to provide even and friction free braking power border bottom:4px solid #eb212e

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