Paul Component Engineering Love Lever Compact Brake Levers Black Pair Model-Traveler Bike 7 kg tubeless (size dependent) Ski Length:187 Med

Name: Paul Component Engineering Love Lever Compact Brake Levers Black Pair Model-Traveler Bike 7 kg tubeless (size dependent) Ski Length:187 Med
Brand: m7-performance.com
SKU: 11837523581
Price: 107.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1935 (22 reviews)

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Description

Paul Component Engineering Love Lever Compact Brake Levers Black Pair Model Traveler Bike 7 kg tubeless (size dependent) Ski Length:187 Med 7 kg tubeless (size dependent) Max system weight 120 kg (bike+rider+gear) Specs per SCOTT official page and current dealer listings BMX race specific tire designed to excel on today`s demanding tracks The design balances comfort and weight without feeling flimsy in your hand Barrel adjusters are included for fine tuning your brakes and their oversized design and smooth shape makes it easy to adjust them by hand even wearing thick winter gloves

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