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Jagwire Basics Brake Cable - 1.6x2000mm Stainless SRAM/Shimano MTB Filebox of 100 MFPN=W0F1900OHDRSA21555 - Reinforced nipple bed Rate Range:500-550Lbs
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Jagwire Basics Brake Cable 1.6x2000mm Stainless SRAM Shimano MTB Filebox of 100 MFPN=W0F1900OHDRSA21555 Reinforced nipple bed Rate Range:500 550Lbs Reinforced nipple bed Foldable Kevlar aramid bead with added Bead Shield provides extra reinforced protection throughout the bead Flat Protection Tread and Sidewall TPI 100 Color Black Weight 560 Designed for ebike Yes Defined Color Black ISO Width (mm) 47 ISO Diameter 584 650b 27 Available in galvanized or stainless steel options these cables are perfect for low cost repair and maintenance Jagwire Basics brake cables are a low cost no nonsense brake cables made from spiral bound steel strands
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