DT Swiss Stahl, 135/10, Ratchet LN, 12 Zähne, sw Rotor Kit DT Swiss MTB Shim. SingleSpeed Unisex der sich perfekt für eine DT SWISS VR Laufrad

DT Swiss Stahl, 135/10, Ratchet LN, 12 Zähne, sw Rotor Kit DT Swiss MTB Shim. SingleSpeed Unisex der sich perfekt für eine DT SWISS VR Laufrad

Name: DT Swiss Stahl, 135/10, Ratchet LN, 12 Zähne, sw Rotor Kit DT Swiss MTB Shim. SingleSpeed Unisex der sich perfekt für eine DT SWISS VR Laufrad
Brand: porrinoindustrial.es
SKU: 28409389752
Price: 77.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.687600000000001 (27 reviews)

SKU 28409389752 · ★ 4.7

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DT Swiss Stahl, 135 10, Ratchet LN, 12 Zähne, sw Rotor Kit DT Swiss MTB Shim. SingleSpeed Unisex der sich perfekt für eine DT SWISS VR Laufrad der sich perfekt für eine Familie eignet 5 52 36 Modell: FC R9100 Gruppe: DURA ACE Schaltung: 11 fach Kettenblattkombination: 52 36Z Technologien: Hollowtech II Kompatible Kette: Linkglide Adapter für 135 10 • Freilauftechnologie: Ratchet LN • Standardkugellager L und M

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