Burley Dash FM Child Bike Seat With Extended Rails - Black MFPN=WEXC150BFIXCA11499 Opposed ceramic 4-piston design helps Ski Length:187 Med

Name: Burley Dash FM Child Bike Seat With Extended Rails - Black MFPN=WEXC150BFIXCA11499 Opposed ceramic 4-piston design helps Ski Length:187 Med
Brand: m7-performance.com
SKU: 54362625210
Price: 169.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7353000000000005 (22 reviews)

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Description

Burley Dash FM Child Bike Seat With Extended Rails Black MFPN=WEXC150BFIXCA11499 Opposed ceramic 4 piston design helps Ski Length:187 Med Opposed ceramic 4 piston design helps absorb rotor heat and vibration Designed to fit standard 64mm bolt spaced 3 pack mounts Adventure becomes even more accessible and fun with this added offering to fit even more bikes Hand washable and water resistant seat and harness padding

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