Surly Moonlander Fat Tire Bike - 24" Steel Lunar Dust Gray Small Model=Force 1 Crankset with Aero Chainring Independent reach and contact point Ski Length:187 Med

Name: Surly Moonlander Fat Tire Bike - 24" Steel Lunar Dust Gray Small Model=Force 1 Crankset with Aero Chainring Independent reach and contact point Ski Length:187 Med
Brand: m7-performance.com
SKU: 65489575161
Price: 2099.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6759 (26 reviews)

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SKU 65489575161

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Description

Surly Moonlander Fat Tire Bike 24" Steel Lunar Dust Gray Small Model=Force 1 Crankset with Aero Chainring Independent reach and contact point Ski Length:187 Med Independent reach and contact point adjustment allow for highly personalized setup with no risk of pinching your fingers or bottoming out on the bar no matter your settings ergonomic saddle

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