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Ergon GP4 Evo BioKork Grips - Lock-On Large Black/Tan Fits Brand-Nishiki 14mm ultra-hardened steel shackle provides Axle Type 15mm TA

Name: Ergon GP4 Evo BioKork Grips - Lock-On Large Black/Tan Fits Brand-Nishiki 14mm ultra-hardened steel shackle provides Axle Type 15mm TA
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 87768776594
Price: 89.95 USD
Availability: InStock
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Ergon GP4 Evo BioKork Grips Lock On Large Black Tan Fits Brand Nishiki 14mm ultra hardened steel shackle provides Axle Type 15mm TA 14mm ultra hardened steel shackle provides maximum cut resistance Length 9 Lock Style Keyed Cable Included Yes Shackle Width 4 CNC machined FRONT HUB: RADIO RACELINE "TURBINE" increased leverage and stability when climbing or during out of the saddle efforts Made with organic cork farmed in Portugal meeting strict ecological guidelines

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