Shimano SLX BL-M7100/BR-M7100 Disc Brake Lever - Front Hydraulic Post Mount 2-Piston BLK ModelNumber=2199 Uses a common CR2032 battery

Name: Shimano SLX BL-M7100/BR-M7100 Disc Brake Lever - Front Hydraulic Post Mount 2-Piston BLK ModelNumber=2199 Uses a common CR2032 battery
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 92632748120
Price: 136.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7461 (11 reviews)

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Shimano SLX BL M7100 BR M7100 Disc Brake Lever Front Hydraulic Post Mount 2 Piston BLK ModelNumber=2199 Uses a common CR2032 battery Uses a common CR2032 battery that last for 200 riding hours and changes without tools Ultegra ST R8170 brake levers bring enhanced modulation and control to every ride by employing Shimanos proven SERVO WAVE technology table{border collapse:collapse text align:left

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