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Jagwire Sport SR2 Disc Brake Rotor - 180mm Center Lock Includes Lockring 1.8mm Thickness CheckoutTitle=Gorewear C3 Bib Shorts + - Black Core No Size S Primary LS comp and 3

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Jagwire Sport SR2 Disc Brake Rotor 180mm Center Lock Includes Lockring 1.8mm Thickness CheckoutTitle=Gorewear C3 Bib Shorts + Black Core No Size S Primary LS comp and 3 Core No Size S Primary Color Black Color Twisted Platinum Gender Unisex Brake Lever Use Left or Right Brake Lever Actuation Hydraulic Color Black Orange Adjustable Reach Yes Brake Caliper Type Post Mount Rotor Included No Hydraulic Hose Length 2200 Hydraulic Fluid Type Mineral Oil Anti corrosion coating ensures long lasting performance in all conditions Compatible with all popular disc brake pad compounds to give riders the ability to use their pad of choice Rotor Size (mm) 180 Rotor Type One Piece Pad Compatibility All Pad Compounds Weight 170 Hub Disc Compatibility Center Lock Title Default Title

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