SRAM DB8 Disc Brake Lever - Rear Mineral Oil Hydraulic Post Mount Diffusion BLK A1 MFPN=00.4318.005.004 Length 315 Color Black Defined

Name: SRAM DB8 Disc Brake Lever - Rear Mineral Oil Hydraulic Post Mount Diffusion BLK A1 MFPN=00.4318.005.004 Length 315 Color Black Defined
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 98354085299
Price: 137.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.747 (27 reviews)

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Description

SRAM DB8 Disc Brake Lever Rear Mineral Oil Hydraulic Post Mount Diffusion BLK A1 MFPN=00.4318.005.004 Length 315 Color Black Defined Length 315 Color Black Defined Color Black Spoke Interface Straight Pull Spoke Profile Straight Gauge Includes the wrench only width:142px The DB8s lever is based on SRAMs Level brake platform and features a cast aluminum body with stamped aluminum blade

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