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Renthal V3 Fatbar Lite Carbon 35 MTB Handlebar Diameter: 35mm 760mm Rise: 10mm Black Cassette Body Type-Shimano HG 7-Speed Brake Lever Actuation Long Pull Axle Type 15mm TA

Name: Renthal V3 Fatbar Lite Carbon 35 MTB Handlebar Diameter: 35mm 760mm Rise: 10mm Black Cassette Body Type-Shimano HG 7-Speed Brake Lever Actuation Long Pull Axle Type 15mm TA
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 61828947829
Price: 103.57 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0558 (22 reviews)

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Renthal V3 Fatbar Lite Carbon 35 MTB Handlebar Diameter: 35mm 760mm Rise: 10mm Black Cassette Body Type Shimano HG 7 Speed Brake Lever Actuation Long Pull Axle Type 15mm TA Brake Lever Actuation Long Pull Double or Triple Triple Color Black Rear Der Shifter Compatibility Shimano Mountain Includes Brake No Adjustable Reach Yes Drivetrain Speeds 7 Weight 439g Cable Head Type Mountain End Type Shimano SRAM Front Der Shifter Compatibility Shimano Mountain TPI 100Color BlackWeight 370Defined Color BlackISO Width (mm) 32ISO Diameter 622 Road 29"Tire Intended Use RoadTire Diameter 700cTire Bead FoldingLabeled Size 700 x 32Tire Type Tubeless Ready Clincher stiffness and shock absorption Full uni directional (UD) carbon construction with efficient orientation and placement of the fibers to maximize strength and fine tune stiffness

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