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Freno a Disco Meccanico Wag DX-2005 Post Mount Variant:front, left-hand lever, Ø 180 mm rotor combined with a compact rear
Freno a Disco Meccanico Wag DX-2005 Post Mount Variant:front, left-hand lever, Ø 180 mm rotor combined with a compact rear
Freno a Disco Meccanico Wag DX-2005 Post Mount Variant:front, left-hand lever, Ø 180 mm rotor combined with a compact rear
Freno a Disco Meccanico Wag DX-2005 Post Mount Variant:front, left-hand lever, Ø 180 mm rotor combined with a compact rear
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Freno a Disco Meccanico Wag DX-2005 Post Mount Variant:front, left-hand lever, Ø 180 mm rotor combined with a compact rear

SKU: 87796778097
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Freno a Disco Meccanico Wag DX 2005 Post Mount Variant:front, left hand lever, Ø 180 mm rotor combined with a compact rear combined with a compact rear triangle to maintain responsiveness The lightest gloves in the Sportful collection Type: Mechanical disc brake Rear with right lever and Ø 160 mm rotor

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