DT Swiss HR-Nabe 240 EXP MTB Disc Brake 148mm/12mm TA Boost,28 L., CL,Shim. 12SP Freizeit - Modell: ST-R7000-R - Gruppe: Größe:14 (numeric U.S.)

Name: DT Swiss HR-Nabe 240 EXP MTB Disc Brake 148mm/12mm TA Boost,28 L., CL,Shim. 12SP Freizeit - Modell: ST-R7000-R - Gruppe: Größe:14 (numeric U.S.)
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 74938664782
Price: 160.47 USD
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Description

DT Swiss HR Nabe 240 EXP MTB Disc Brake 148mm 12mm TA Boost,28 L., CL,Shim. 12SP Freizeit Modell: ST R7000 R Gruppe: Größe:14 (numeric U.S.) Modell: ST R7000 R Gruppe: Shimano 105 Schalthebeltyp: Dual Control Lever Schalthebel Schaltstufen vorne: Schalthebel Schaltstufen hinten: 11 Bremsgriff Leitungsverbindung: Bremsgriff Griffweiteneinstellung: Schraube Bremsgriff Leerweg einstellbar: Bremsgriff Technologie: SLR EV Schalthebelzug Innenzug: Optislick Die Halterung ist mit einem weichen DT SWISS HR Nabe 240 EXP MTB Disc Brake

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