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NEW Easton 2016 EA90 SL Rear Wheel Easton 2016 EA90 SL Rear Wheel - 700, QR x 130mm, Rim Brake, HG 11, Black type_carrier-pannier-racks - Compatible with SRAM and 210000058891 5mm is added to Size:Step Through S/M price_changed_on_2022-09-14

SKU: 55184580618
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USD240.00 USD279.00 Bay rate

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NEW Easton 2016 EA90 SL Rear Wheel Easton 2016 EA90 SL Rear Wheel 700, QR x 130mm, Rim Brake, HG 11, Black type_carrier pannier racks Compatible with SRAM and 210000058891 5mm is added to Size:Step Through S M price_changed_on_2022 09 14 Compatible with SRAM and Shimano 11 speed systems Disc Brake Compatible No Material Aluminum Maximum Wheel Size (in) 29 Requires Eyelets Yes Weight Limit (lbs) 55 keyword search koko

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