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Maxxis Re-Fuse Tire - 700 x 23 Clincher Folding Black Single MaxxShield 2.50 Eagle represents Sram`s newest 1x Ski Length:157_20-30 CheckoutTitle=SRAM SX Eagle Boost 148 Crankset - 170mm 210000173973 Featherlight Actuation Uses the

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Maxxis Re Fuse Tire 700 x 23 Clincher Folding Black Single MaxxShield 2.50 Eagle represents Sram`s newest 1x Ski Length:157_20 30 CheckoutTitle=SRAM SX Eagle Boost 148 Crankset 170mm 210000173973 Featherlight Actuation Uses the Eagle represents Sram`s newest 1x drivetrain technologies Model Sylvan Sidekick Race Aluminum Size 29" Front Rear Front Axle Spacing (mm) 15x110 Hub Sidekick Hole 28 Brake 6 Bolt Rim Aluminum Internal W 30mm Depth 20mm Type Tubeless Color (H S R) Black Weight 920g Axle Configuration 15X110

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