PUSH Industries HyperCoil ELEVENSIX Spring - 250 Series 400lb 65mm Max Stroke MFPN=00.7518.061.001 -02 : Mix: 40 x LS comp and 3

Name: PUSH Industries HyperCoil ELEVENSIX Spring - 250 Series 400lb 65mm Max Stroke MFPN=00.7518.061.001 -02 : Mix: 40 x LS comp and 3
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 56170808436
Price: 95.00 USD
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Rating: 4.3528 (19 reviews)

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PUSH Industries HyperCoil ELEVENSIX Spring - 250 Series 400lb 65mm Max Stroke MFPN=00.7518.061.001 -02 : Mix: 40 x LS comp and 3

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PUSH Industries HyperCoil ELEVENSIX Spring 250 Series 400lb 65mm Max Stroke MFPN=00.7518.061.001 02 : Mix: 40 x LS comp and 3 02 : Mix: 40 x 5ml }SRAM Force 2x12 Speed Inner Chainring 35t 107 BCD 4 Bolt Blast Black For use with 48t Outer Each HyperCoil suspension spring is individually inspected and laser marked with size and rate information for the ultimate in accuracy ELEVENSIX coils are precision manufactured at HyperCo's state of the art USA facility and available in 25lb in increments for uncompromising setup

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