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Fairdale Hareraiser 26 " Dirt Jump Bike - Matte Billiard Green Medium/Large CheckoutTitle=Maxxis Minion DHR II 26 Tire boots and poles are designed Axle Type 15mm TA

Name: Fairdale Hareraiser 26 " Dirt Jump Bike - Matte Billiard Green Medium/Large CheckoutTitle=Maxxis Minion DHR II 26 Tire boots and poles are designed Axle Type 15mm TA
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 90373000499
Price: 699.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2466 (28 reviews)

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Fairdale Hareraiser 26 " Dirt Jump Bike Matte Billiard Green Medium Large CheckoutTitle=Maxxis Minion DHR II 26 Tire boots and poles are designed Axle Type 15mm TA boots and poles are designed and constructed with cutting edge materials that reduce weight and help maximize speed It’s an excellent choice for enduro riding bike parks and courses where smooth terrain and or weight savings trump the need for the added flat protection with its Protective Rim Strip Features a sleek and modern design that stands out Rear Axle 14mm Threaded x 110mm Brake Type Rim Fork Type Rigid Fork Material Steel Frame Material Steel Frame Type Rigid Front Axle 3 8" x 100mm Color Matte Billiard Green Platform Hareraiser Wheel Size 26" Defined Color Green Size Range Medium Large Suitable for both street and dirt riding offering flexibility for various environments

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