SRAM Motive Ultimate Disc Brake Lever - Front 950mm Hose Post Mount 4-Piston Aluminum Lever Body Carbon Blade BLK/Silver A1 CheckoutTitle=SRAM RED 1x XPLR Wide Crank Arm Assembly - 167.5mm Also a great fit on Ski Length:187 Med

Name: SRAM Motive Ultimate Disc Brake Lever - Front 950mm Hose Post Mount 4-Piston Aluminum Lever Body Carbon Blade BLK/Silver A1 CheckoutTitle=SRAM RED 1x XPLR Wide Crank Arm Assembly - 167.5mm Also a great fit on Ski Length:187 Med
Brand: m7-performance.com
SKU: 4722951389
Price: 152.50 USD
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SRAM Motive Ultimate Disc Brake Lever Front 950mm Hose Post Mount 4 Piston Aluminum Lever Body Carbon Blade BLK Silver A1 CheckoutTitle=SRAM RED 1x XPLR Wide Crank Arm Assembly 167.5mm Also a great fit on Ski Length:187 Med Also a great fit on the Specialized Stout crankset Misc Trunnion 52

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