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Shimano GRX ST-RX400 Hydraulic Brake/Shift Lever - Right 10-Speed Black Spindle Interface Type-BB30/PF30 Single-click activation climb switch use Axle Type 15mm TA

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Shimano GRX ST RX400 Hydraulic Brake Shift Lever Right 10 Speed Black Spindle Interface Type BB30 PF30 Single click activation climb switch use Axle Type 15mm TA Single click activation climb switch use engages firm mode for out of saddle pedaling 6mm Length 350mm Setback 25mm Material UD Carbon Color POB Tooled reach adjust allows for lever to be adjusted to fit multiple hand sizes and riding preferences Compatible only with FD 4700 and FD RX400 front derailleurs and RD RX400 and RD 4700 rear derailleurs Rotor Included No Color Black Hydraulic Fluid Type Mineral Oil Brake Lever Use Right Rear Der Shifter Compatibility Shimano Road Adjustable Reach Yes Adjustable Contact Point No Drivetrain Speeds 10 Defined Color Black Front Der Shifter Compatibility Shimano Road Side Right Includes Disc Brake No

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