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DT Swiss EXC 1200 Spline Front Wheel - 15 x 110mm, Boost, Center-Lock, Black Rear Shock Part Hood shape and texture optimize Size:130

SKU 44357797063

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DT Swiss EXC 1200 Spline Front Wheel 15 x 110mm, Boost, Center Lock, Black Rear Shock Part Hood shape and texture optimize Size:130 Hood shape and texture optimize grip and brake power transmission Brake Lever Actuation Short Pull Super SLR Color Black Drivetrain Speeds 12 Includes Brake No Rear Der Shifter Compatibility Shimano Road Di2 Bring performance and comfort to Gravel Allroad and Road rides with the SR Allroad Pro saddle

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