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Wheels Manufacturing Essential Kit - Hub Bearing Extractor CheckoutTitle=Cane Creek Progressive Rate VALT Lightweight Rear Shock Spring - 55mm x 550-670lbs 1 RC2 W/ButterCups Spring Type LS comp and 3

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Wheels Manufacturing Essential Kit Hub Bearing Extractor CheckoutTitle=Cane Creek Progressive Rate VALT Lightweight Rear Shock Spring 55mm x 550 670lbs 1 RC2 W ButterCups Spring Type LS comp and 3 1 RC2 W ButterCups Spring Type DebonAir+ W ButterCups Steerer Tube Material Aluminum e Bike approved Yes Stanchions Diameter 38mm Primary Color Red Steerer Tube 1 1 8 1 }SRAM Rival Crankset 165mm 12 Speed 46 33t 8 Bolt Direct Mount DUB Spindle Black E1 Insert the extractor into the bearing tighten one side with a matching wrench and the collet expands to grip the inside of the bearing Bearing extractors grip the inside race of a sealed bearing allowing the bearing to be tapped out of the hub shell or frame component

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