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DT Swiss 240 EXP Rear Hub - 12 x 148mm 6-Bolt Micro Spline BLK/Red 32H 54pt ModelNumber=22507 Finely divided blocks multiply the Axle Type 15mm TA

Name: DT Swiss 240 EXP Rear Hub - 12 x 148mm 6-Bolt Micro Spline BLK/Red 32H 54pt ModelNumber=22507 Finely divided blocks multiply the Axle Type 15mm TA
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 814998767
Price: 282.45 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8019 (26 reviews)

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DT Swiss 240 EXP Rear Hub 12 x 148mm 6 Bolt Micro Spline BLK Red 32H 54pt ModelNumber=22507 Finely divided blocks multiply the Axle Type 15mm TA Finely divided blocks multiply the gripping edges while in the middle small ramps help ease roll off and make the tire even faster Wolf Tooth Direct Mount Chainrings for SRAM 8 bolt Cranks replace your existing spider and chainring with one clean looking Integrated notch in end cap allows easier dissasembly Rear Axle 12mm Thru x 148mm Cassette Body Type Shimano Micro Spline Color Black Red Skewer Included No Bearing Type Sealed Cartridge Defined Color Black Spoke Interface J Bend Hub Drilling 32 Hub Brake Compatibility 6 Bolt Disc 15% improvement in axle stiffness due to new design placing the bearings further apart

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