BL/BR-MT200 Frein à disque hydraulique VTT Arriere Post mount, Noir Ensemble id30 corps en compositePlateforme de 400mm² and the rear panel

Name: BL/BR-MT200 Frein à disque hydraulique VTT Arriere Post mount, Noir Ensemble id30 corps en compositePlateforme de 400mm² and the rear panel
Brand: kankalicommunityforest.org
SKU: 45415633259
Price: 62.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7902000000000005 (24 reviews)

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BL BR MT200 Frein à disque hydraulique VTT Arriere Post mount, Noir Ensemble id30 corps en compositePlateforme de 400mm² and the rear panel corps en compositePlateforme de 400mm² pour stabilité et confort battery capacity and remaining range with SM BH59 hydraulic lineCompatible with 160mm and 180mm rotors Entry level hydraulic brakes for Post Mount frames and forksPerfect for all hybrid bikes and entry level mountain bikes3 finger lever BL MT200 MT201 with aluminum body & master cylinder and steel leverAdjustable reach with toolBR MT200 forged aluminum post mount two piston caliperB01S resin brake padsAssembled and pre purged

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