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Shimano STEPS SM-DUE11 Speed Sensor Unit with 760mm E-Tube Wire ModelNumber=K4219 Comes with SRAM Post Bracket Rate Range:500-550Lbs
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Shimano STEPS SM DUE11 Speed Sensor Unit with 760mm E Tube Wire ModelNumber=K4219 Comes with SRAM Post Bracket Rate Range:500 550Lbs Comes with SRAM Post Bracket 20 P 2 Disc Brake Adaptor Brake Lever Actuation Hydraulic Brake Caliper Type Post Mount Rotor Included No Brake Lever Use Left or Right Color Black Hydraulic Fluid Type Mineral Oil Pad Compound Organic Hydraulic Hose Length 950 Adjustable Reach Yes Adjustable Contact Point Yes Material 6061 AluminumColor BlackWheel Size 20" Designed to work with all brakes available for Shimano STEPS eBike systems Color Black Wireless No Wire Length 760Mm The Shimano STEPS Speed Sensor unit is designed for use with STEPS eBike drive units
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