KS Rage Circuit Wireless Dropper Seatpost - 31.6mm 180mm Black Model=DUB Road-Wide Non-Threaded Bottom Bracket 0 Color Black Rise 35 J593721 Rail Length:145Mm RaceFace Chester Stem 50mm MFPN=30355427125

Name: KS Rage Circuit Wireless Dropper Seatpost - 31.6mm 180mm Black Model=DUB Road-Wide Non-Threaded Bottom Bracket 0 Color Black Rise 35 J593721 Rail Length:145Mm RaceFace Chester Stem 50mm MFPN=30355427125
Brand: www.frbatteriepc.com
SKU: 75423561396
Price: 215.00 USD
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Rating: 4.0963 (10 reviews)

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KS Rage Circuit Wireless Dropper Seatpost - 31.6mm 180mm Black Model=DUB Road-Wide Non-Threaded Bottom Bracket 0 Color Black Rise 35 J593721 Rail Length:145Mm RaceFace Chester Stem 50mm MFPN=30355427125

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KS Rage Circuit Wireless Dropper Seatpost 31.6mm 180mm Black Model=DUB Road Wide Non Threaded Bottom Bracket 0 Color Black Rise 35 J593721 Rail Length:145Mm RaceFace Chester Stem 50mm MFPN=30355427125 0 Color Black Rise 35 Weight 210 Material Carbon Width 820 Defined Color Black Back Sweep (deg) 8 Upsweep 5 Designed for Downhill and Gravity use

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