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DT Swiss Ratchet LN Freehub Body - Shimano Micro Spline Standard Aluminum Sealed Bearing Kit w/ End Cap 12 x 142/148 mm CheckoutTitle=SRAM Rival XPLR eTap AXS Rear Derailleur - 12-Speed Valve Length 42mm Shaft Type LS comp and 3

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SKU 98676784840 · ★ 4.3

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DT Swiss Ratchet LN Freehub Body Shimano Micro Spline Standard Aluminum Sealed Bearing Kit w End Cap 12 x 142 148 mm CheckoutTitle=SRAM Rival XPLR eTap AXS Rear Derailleur 12 Speed Valve Length 42mm Shaft Type LS comp and 3 Valve Length 42mm Shaft Type Non threaded Tube Width 28 42C Valve Presta Wheel Diameter 700C Tube Weight 145g Service friendly retained pawls actuated by durable leaf springs Spoke Interface J Bend Defined Color Black Color Black Hub Drilling 28 Bearing Type Sealed Cartridge Front Axle 12mm Thru x 100mm Hub Brake Compatibility Center Lock Disc Axle Size 12 X 100Mm Brake Compatibility Center Lock Disc The Ratchet LN freehub body is designed to replace the 3 Pawl freehub system Ratchet LN freehub bodies support the entry level Ratchet System of DT Swiss primarily used in the lower price products like the 370 hubs

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