Hope Floating Disc Brake Rotor - 180mm 6-Bolt Orange MFPN=200219100 Optimized for 30 to 35mm HD1269 Width:700 X 28 Additional springs sold separately Weight-577

Name: Hope Floating Disc Brake Rotor - 180mm 6-Bolt Orange MFPN=200219100 Optimized for 30 to 35mm HD1269 Width:700 X 28 Additional springs sold separately Weight-577
Brand: editorachavemestra.com.br
SKU: 73483905239
Price: 83.20 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1179 (25 reviews)

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Hope Floating Disc Brake Rotor 180mm 6 Bolt Orange MFPN=200219100 Optimized for 30 to 35mm HD1269 Width:700 X 28 Additional springs sold separately Weight 577 Optimized for 30 to 35mm tires compatible with tubeless tires only and flexible fabric added to casing for enhanced puncture protection

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