RFR Sattel TREKKING CITY D2 mit Gel (BxL) 176 x 260 mm bremsbelag Serie: Deore M6100 EZ Head für Presta

RFR Sattel TREKKING CITY D2 mit Gel (BxL) 176 x 260 mm bremsbelag Serie: Deore M6100 EZ Head für Presta

Name: RFR Sattel TREKKING CITY D2 mit Gel (BxL) 176 x 260 mm bremsbelag Serie: Deore M6100 EZ Head für Presta
Brand: porrinoindustrial.es
SKU: 75854031690
Price: 39.95 USD
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RFR Sattel TREKKING CITY D2 mit Gel (BxL) 176 x 260 mm bremsbelag Serie: Deore M6100 EZ Head für Presta Serie: Deore M6100 Die robuste ABS Konstruktion prädestiniert ihn für den Alltag auf der Dirtline und im urbanen Straßenjungel Dual Density Technologie für die Entlastung an den Sitzknochen sondern auch breit und sorgt so sowohl für eine große Auflagefläche und als auch für Druckverteilung

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