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Industry Nine Hydra 2 Classic Rear Hub - 12 x 148mm 6-Bolt Micro Spline Bronze 32H CheckoutTitle=SRAM PG-950 Cassette - 9 Speed A low-profile light with an Axle Type 15mm TA

Name: Industry Nine Hydra 2 Classic Rear Hub - 12 x 148mm 6-Bolt Micro Spline Bronze 32H CheckoutTitle=SRAM PG-950 Cassette - 9 Speed A low-profile light with an Axle Type 15mm TA
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 68239889807
Price: 235.00 USD
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Industry Nine Hydra 2 Classic Rear Hub 12 x 148mm 6 Bolt Micro Spline Bronze 32H CheckoutTitle=SRAM PG 950 Cassette 9 Speed A low profile light with an Axle Type 15mm TA A low profile light with an easy to use rubber strap mount great for switching between multiply bikes Lock Type Key Primary Color Black Bracket Included Designed specifically for trail enduro and downhill riders with the strength to handle full power ebikes Durable 6903 bearings are used throughout for smooth long lasting performance Rear Axle 12mm Thru x 148mm Cassette Body Type Shimano Micro Spline Color Bronze Skewer Included No Bearing Type Sealed Cartridge Weight 292 Designed for ebike Yes Defined Color Brown Spoke Interface J Bend Hub Drilling 32 Hub Brake Compatibility 6 Bolt Disc

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