Levier Gauche SRAM RIVAL Double Pneu Rigide Plus besoins d’adapter vos patins

Levier Gauche SRAM RIVAL Double Pneu Rigide Plus besoins d’adapter vos patins

Name: Levier Gauche SRAM RIVAL Double Pneu Rigide Plus besoins d’adapter vos patins
Brand: holisticstrong.com
SKU: 13580467283
Price: 117.90 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3672 (26 reviews)

SKU 13580467283 · ★ 4.4

PLN117.90 PLN144.90

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Levier Gauche SRAM RIVAL Double Pneu Rigide Plus besoins d’adapter vos patins Plus besoins d’adapter vos patins aux conditions météorologiques It consists of a rigid aluminium spider for excellent power transfer and two chainrings (26 36 teeth) so you are no longer limited on the steepest climbs and fast accelerations Just like its predecessor this lever features the renowned Double Tap technology ensuring total independence between brake and gear levers

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