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Quality Wheels Bear Pawls / Blizzerk Rear Wheel - 26" Fat 12 x 197mm 6-Bolt HG 11 MTN BLK 32H CheckoutSpec= (26.0) - 60mm Lockout function prevents accidental light Axle Type 15mm TA

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Quality Wheels Bear Pawls Blizzerk Rear Wheel 26" Fat 12 x 197mm 6 Bolt HG 11 MTN BLK 32H CheckoutSpec= (26.0) 60mm Lockout function prevents accidental light Axle Type 15mm TA Lockout function prevents accidental light activation Lumens Front 600 Recharge Type USB Battery Li Ion Weight 70 Intended use: hardpack loose loose over hard medium TPI 60 Color Black Defined Color Black ISO Width (mm) 56 ISO Diameter 559 26" MTN Tire Intended Use Mountain Tire Diameter 29" Tire Bead Folding Labeled Size 26 x 2 Rim strip sold separately Rear Axle 12mm Thru x 197mm Rim Width (Internal) 64 Cassette Body Type Shimano HG Valve Presta Color Black Wheel Size 26" Defined Color Black ISO Diameter 559 26" MTN Rim Material Alloy Tire Type Tubeless Ready Clincher Hub Brake Compatibility 6 Bolt Disc Axle Size 12 X 197Mm Stainless Spokes

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