Surly Moonlander Fat Tire Bike - 24" Steel Lunar Dust Gray X-Large Hose Length-41.5 Beam style rear rack for Ski Length:187 Med

Name: Surly Moonlander Fat Tire Bike - 24" Steel Lunar Dust Gray X-Large Hose Length-41.5 Beam style rear rack for Ski Length:187 Med
Brand: m7-performance.com
SKU: 25972357852
Price: 2099.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1998 (14 reviews)

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Description

Surly Moonlander Fat Tire Bike 24" Steel Lunar Dust Gray X Large Hose Length 41.5 Beam style rear rack for Ski Length:187 Med Beam style rear rack for use with full suspension or other frame styles } Pro level street tire High rated pressure of 100 PSI Puncture resistant Cobweb nylon layer Micro knurled surface for increased grip on all surfaces Reinforced special Pangolin sidewall layer for grind protection While our proprietary 24 x 6 Surly's first bike with a 9 speed Pinion gearbox an innovative approach to spur gearing that improves reliability and go anywhere performance with less maintenance

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