Robert Axle Project 15mm Lightning Bolt Thru Axle - Front - Length 145mm Thread M14 x 1.5mm 15x100 Fox MFPN=H240NCDIR28SA8486S }Shimano STEPS SM-CRE80-12-B Chainring -

Name: Robert Axle Project 15mm Lightning Bolt Thru Axle - Front - Length 145mm Thread M14 x 1.5mm 15x100 Fox MFPN=H240NCDIR28SA8486S }Shimano STEPS SM-CRE80-12-B Chainring -
Brand: m7-performance.com
SKU: 96546324502
Price: 42.00 USD
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Robert Axle Project 15mm Lightning Bolt Thru Axle Front Length 145mm Thread M14 x 1.5mm 15x100 Fox MFPN=H240NCDIR28SA8486S }Shimano STEPS SM CRE80 12 B Chainring }Shimano STEPS SM CRE80 12 B Chainring 34T Without Chainguard 55mm Chainline Black The clutch features a smoother torque curve for a quieter more consistent operation and feel

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