Foundry Harrow Gen 1 Cyclocross Bike - 2014, 56.5cm model-5010alloy -Compatible with 11-speed drivetrains -SIL-TEC

Name: Foundry Harrow Gen 1 Cyclocross Bike - 2014, 56.5cm model-5010alloy -Compatible with 11-speed drivetrains -SIL-TEC
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 80715045116
Price: 750.00 USD
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Foundry Harrow Gen 1 Cyclocross Bike - 2014, 56.5cm model-5010alloy -Compatible with 11-speed drivetrains -SIL-TEC

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Foundry Harrow Gen 1 Cyclocross Bike 2014, 56.5cm model 5010alloy Compatible with 11 speed drivetrains SIL TEC Compatible with 11 speed drivetrains SIL TEC surface treatment: SIL TEC is an advanced plating process that improves system performance through the use of imbedded flourine molecules And with our Road Tubeless system Foundry Harrow Gen 1 Cyclocross Bike 2014

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