Paul Component Engineering Klamper Disc Caliper Long Pull BLK Orange Adjusters MFPN=TB00333800 For tires up to 42mm LS comp and 3

Name: Paul Component Engineering Klamper Disc Caliper Long Pull BLK Orange Adjusters MFPN=TB00333800 For tires up to 42mm LS comp and 3
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 53931883262
Price: 127.75 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6741 (11 reviews)

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Paul Component Engineering Klamper Disc Caliper Long Pull BLK Orange Adjusters MFPN=TB00333800 For tires up to 42mm LS comp and 3

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Paul Component Engineering Klamper Disc Caliper Long Pull BLK Orange Adjusters MFPN=TB00333800 For tires up to 42mm LS comp and 3 For tires up to 42mm wide Material: aluminum and engineering grade polymer body hardened steel ratchet S2 hardened steel bits Brake Lever Actuation Long Pull Rotor Included No Brake Caliper Type Post Mount Color Black Pad Compound Sintered Weight 211 Defined Color Black PAUL Component Engineering Klamper mechanical disc brake calipers are 100% designed tested and manufactured in Chico CA

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