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Robert Axle Project Lightning Thru-Axle Rear RAT 12x142 - Black Length-130mm Includes a bottom out bumper Axle Type 15mm TA

Name: Robert Axle Project Lightning Thru-Axle Rear RAT 12x142 - Black Length-130mm Includes a bottom out bumper Axle Type 15mm TA
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 528397039
Price: 82.00 USD
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Robert Axle Project Lightning Thru Axle Rear RAT 12x142 Black Length 130mm Includes a bottom out bumper Axle Type 15mm TA Includes a bottom out bumper and a Tellis lock nut tool Flat Protection SidewallTPI 170Color BlackWeight 710Defined Color BlackISO Width (mm) 61ISO Diameter 622 Road 29"Tire Intended Use MountainTire Diameter 29"Tire Bead FoldingLabeled Size 29 x 2 Use the Robert Axle Finder (below) to find the correct axle Model 12mm Thru Axle Description 12x142mm Rear Axle Axle Length (mm) 142 Thread Pitch M12 Color Black

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