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Shimano D02S-MX Disc Brake Pad Spring - Metal Compound Stainless Steel Back Plate One Pair MFPN=LP-7 Expanded 460% range gives the Axle Type 15mm TA

Name: Shimano D02S-MX Disc Brake Pad Spring - Metal Compound Stainless Steel Back Plate One Pair MFPN=LP-7 Expanded 460% range gives the Axle Type 15mm TA
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 62903954907
Price: 33.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0612 (8 reviews)

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Shimano D02S MX Disc Brake Pad Spring Metal Compound Stainless Steel Back Plate One Pair MFPN=LP 7 Expanded 460% range gives the Axle Type 15mm TA Expanded 460% range gives the added coverage 1x gravel riders demand Brake Lever Actuation HydraulicBrake Caliper Type Post MountRotor Included NoBrake Lever Use RightColor Diffusion Black AnodizedHydraulic Fluid Type Mineral OilPad Compound OrganicHydraulic Hose Length 2000Adjustable Reach YesAdjustable Contact Point No Shimano D02S Metal Disc Brake Pads for use with specific Shimano 4 piston calipersCompatible with Shimano Models: BR M8120 BR M7120 BR M6120 BR M8020 BR M820 BR M810 BR M640 BR MT520 BR MT420 Sintered metal pad offers consistent high stopping power in wet or dry conditions and excellent durability Backing Plate Material Steel Compound Metal Heat Sink No Pad Shape Number 50 keyword search do2s

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