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Ohlins TTX1 Air m.2 Rear Shock - Metric 185mm x 55mm Adjustable Volume Air Spring Trunnion BLK Model-Frame Alignment Indicator Finger Style Short Finger Gender/Age Axle Type 15mm TA

Name: Ohlins TTX1 Air m.2 Rear Shock - Metric 185mm x 55mm Adjustable Volume Air Spring Trunnion BLK Model-Frame Alignment Indicator Finger Style Short Finger Gender/Age Axle Type 15mm TA
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 61428216762
Price: 412.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2745 (12 reviews)

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Ohlins TTX1 Air m.2 Rear Shock Metric 185mm x 55mm Adjustable Volume Air Spring Trunnion BLK Model Frame Alignment Indicator Finger Style Short Finger Gender Age Axle Type 15mm TA Finger Style Short Finger Gender Age Unisex Color Jet Black Padding Gel Size X Large Season Warm Weather Insulation Type None Defined Color Black Fabric Weight Light Activity Cycling Specifications Style Tracker JR 5 Finger Use Junior cross country skiing winter training Backhand Hestra 3 layer Interlock polyester — windproof & breathable Palm Durable stretch polyester 2 is a formidable and versatile choice for riders seeking a lighter or more compact shock without compromising capability and tuning options Features an improved pedal platform that provides better support when pushing hard and efficiently through challenging climbs

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