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DT Swiss Ratchet EXP Freehub Body - Shimano Micro Spline MTN Light Aluminum Ceramic Bearing Kit w/ End Cap 12 x 142/148 mm CheckoutSpec=35mm/2018+) The Exposure Joystick remains the

Name: DT Swiss Ratchet EXP Freehub Body - Shimano Micro Spline MTN Light Aluminum Ceramic Bearing Kit w/ End Cap 12 x 142/148 mm CheckoutSpec=35mm/2018+) The Exposure Joystick remains the
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SKU: 93772155861
Price: 196.50 USD
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Rating: 4.1377 (5 reviews)

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DT Swiss Ratchet EXP Freehub Body Shimano Micro Spline MTN Light Aluminum Ceramic Bearing Kit w End Cap 12 x 142 148 mm CheckoutSpec=35mm 2018+) The Exposure Joystick remains the The Exposure Joystick remains the lightest helmet light in the Exposure range Rear Axle QR x 135mm Cassette Body Type Shimano Dynasys 11 Speed Mountain Cassette Body Type Shimano SRAM 8 9 10 Speed Wheel Size 29" Defined Color Black ISO Diameter 622 road 29" Tire Type Tubeless Ready Hub Brake Compatibility 6 Bolt Disc Valve Presta list style position:outside Rear Axle Type 12mm Thru axle Rear Hub Spacing (mm) 142 Rear Hub Spacing (mm) 148 Cassette Body Type Shimano Micro Spline Material Aluminum

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