FOX SLS Coil Rear Shock Spring - 450 lb. x 3.15" / 80mm Stroke Matte Black Model=Scorpion Trail S Tire without compromising on quality and LS comp and 3

Name: FOX SLS Coil Rear Shock Spring - 450 lb. x 3.15" / 80mm Stroke Matte Black Model=Scorpion Trail S Tire without compromising on quality and LS comp and 3
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 64511010799
Price: 144.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1692 (26 reviews)

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FOX SLS Coil Rear Shock Spring - 450 lb. x 3.15

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FOX SLS Coil Rear Shock Spring 450 lb. x 3.15" 80mm Stroke Matte Black Model=Scorpion Trail S Tire without compromising on quality and LS comp and 3 without compromising on quality and functionality Rims:DT Swiss C1850 Spline Lower un sprung weight of the SLS coil spring improves performance compared to the FOX standard coil spring Stroke (ins) 3 200000000000003 Spring Weight 450

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