Lot 42831678355

Robert Axle Project Trainer Thru-Axle 1.0x154-167mm - Black Hub-MT2 Force Disc Brake CaliperIncludes steel-backed Handlebar Width:28.5"

Name: Robert Axle Project Trainer Thru-Axle 1.0x154-167mm - Black Hub-MT2 Force Disc Brake CaliperIncludes steel-backed Handlebar Width:28.5"
Brand: gunnchiropractic.com
SKU: 42831678355
Price: 54.00 USD
Availability: InStock
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Robert Axle Project Trainer Thru Axle 1.0x154 167mm Black Hub MT2 Force Disc Brake CaliperIncludes steel backed Handlebar Width:28.5" Force Disc Brake CaliperIncludes steel backed organic pads NOT compatible with Shimano GRX 600 series cranksets (FC RX600 1 For use with bike trainers such as 1up Blackburn Cyclops Kinetic Tacx and more Measure trainer at the widest setting and measure the bike frame width at the rear hub

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