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Ohlins Rear Shock Lightweight Coil Spring - 525 lbs/in 75mm Stroke MFG Part Number-SCHS20288S0100 Ratchet LN uses the same Axle Type 15mm TA

Name: Ohlins Rear Shock Lightweight Coil Spring - 525 lbs/in 75mm Stroke MFG Part Number-SCHS20288S0100 Ratchet LN uses the same Axle Type 15mm TA
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 44965112077
Price: 140.00 USD
Availability: InStock
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Ohlins Rear Shock Lightweight Coil Spring 525 lbs in 75mm Stroke MFG Part Number SCHS20288S0100 Ratchet LN uses the same Axle Type 15mm TA Ratchet LN uses the same inner parts as the freehub Ratchet System where the difference lies in the freehub system seal located on the freehub body Rear Axle Type 12mm Thru axle Rear Hub Spacing (mm) 142 Cassette Body Type SRAM XDR Material Aluminum }Park Tool SAW 1 Hacksaw If you require more than two turns of preload we recommend switching to a stiffer spring to achieve optimal performance Stroke (ins) 3 Material Steel I Cutting edge heat treatments and advanced materials enable Ohlins to stress their spring coils more intensely without damage allowing them to build them stronger and lighter than ever before

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