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Cane Creek Progressive Rate VALT Lightweight Rear Shock Spring - 45mm x 500-610lbs White CheckoutTitle=Industry Nine Hydra 2 Boost MicroSpline Disc Hub Total Volume 42 Color Black B-XN2264 8 Color Black Weight Color:R20 Blue -8/-18 C MFPN=IH1309-13

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Cane Creek Progressive Rate VALT Lightweight Rear Shock Spring 45mm x 500 610lbs White CheckoutTitle=Industry Nine Hydra 2 Boost MicroSpline Disc Hub Total Volume 42 Color Black B XN2264 8 Color Black Weight Color:R20 Blue 8 18 C MFPN=IH1309 13 Total Volume 42 Color Black Waterproof No Weight 190 Defined Color Black Primary Material 600D Polyester Attachment Method Quick Connect Junior Skis: TS Race Jr

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