DT Swiss 6803 Bearing: Sinc Ceramic 26mm OD 17mm ID 5mm Wide Rear Shock Springs & Parts These were designed to solve Ski Length:187 Med

Name: DT Swiss 6803 Bearing: Sinc Ceramic 26mm OD 17mm ID 5mm Wide Rear Shock Springs & Parts These were designed to solve Ski Length:187 Med
Brand: m7-performance.com
SKU: 24596883882
Price: 89.70 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8028 (14 reviews)

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DT Swiss 6803 Bearing: Sinc Ceramic 26mm OD 17mm ID 5mm Wide Rear Shock Springs & Parts These were designed to solve Ski Length:187 Med These were designed to solve most trailside fixes to get you back to the trailhead or next town Featuring DUB technology it’s ready for your most relentless steep and slightly scary lines The black dust cover is intended to be installed facing the hub and the tan seal is intended to face externally Bearing O (mm) 17 Manufacturer Number 6803 Material Ceramic Thickness 5 Outer Diameter 26Mm Inner Diameter 17Mm

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