Lot 9830477482

Robert Axle Project 15mm Lightning Bolt Thru Axle - Front - Length 158mm Thread M15 x 1.5mm 15x110 Rock Shox - Boost MFPN=N0BA20120N0500 It features a strong body

Name: Robert Axle Project 15mm Lightning Bolt Thru Axle - Front - Length 158mm Thread M15 x 1.5mm 15x110 Rock Shox - Boost MFPN=N0BA20120N0500 It features a strong body
Brand: gunnchiropractic.com
SKU: 9830477482
Price: 42.00 USD
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Robert Axle Project 15mm Lightning Bolt Thru Axle Front Length 158mm Thread M15 x 1.5mm 15x110 Rock Shox Boost MFPN=N0BA20120N0500 It features a strong body It features a strong body abrasion guard a Cr Mo axle on a slimline dual bearing system and a gauge makes precise binding tension adjustment easy 40% wider pad clearance for less pad rattling noise width:142px font weight:600

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