SRAM Code Bronze Stealth Disc Brake Caliper Assembly - Front/Rear Post Mount 4-Piston Dark Polar C1 MFPN=DROPOUT-378 1 RCT3 Damper Upgrade Kit HD1269 Width:700 X 28 Additional springs sold separately Weight-577

Name: SRAM Code Bronze Stealth Disc Brake Caliper Assembly - Front/Rear Post Mount 4-Piston Dark Polar C1 MFPN=DROPOUT-378 1 RCT3 Damper Upgrade Kit HD1269 Width:700 X 28 Additional springs sold separately Weight-577
Brand: editorachavemestra.com.br
SKU: 43421723709
Price: 130.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2277000000000005 (22 reviews)

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SRAM Code Bronze Stealth Disc Brake Caliper Assembly Front Rear Post Mount 4 Piston Dark Polar C1 MFPN=DROPOUT 378 1 RCT3 Damper Upgrade Kit HD1269 Width:700 X 28 Additional springs sold separately Weight 577 1 RCT3 Damper Upgrade Kit fits Pike Boost 15x110 29" (A1 A2 2014 17) Defined Color Black Rings 30 Spindle Interface Type SRAM DUB Chainring BCD Direct Mount SRAM Color Black Chainline Hub Compatibility 190 197 Hubs Drivetrain Speeds 12 Drivetrain Speeds 11 Drivetrain Speeds 10 Number of Chainrings Chain Retaining Single Crank Intended Use Mountain BB Included No Pedal Spindle 9 16" Crank Length (mm) 175

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