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microSHIFT ADVENT X Trail Trigger Pro E-Bike Right Shifter - 1x10 Speed Single Click Thumb Pad ADVENT X Compatible Only MFPN=11.4118.048.003 Special black edition available as Rate Range:500-550Lbs
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microSHIFT ADVENT X Trail Trigger Pro E Bike Right Shifter 1x10 Speed Single Click Thumb Pad ADVENT X Compatible Only MFPN=11.4118.048.003 Special black edition available as Rate Range:500 550Lbs Special black edition available as well (mm) 23 Bearing O microSHIFT's ADVENT X Trail Trigger Pro features millimeter perfect ergonomics to put the shift levers exactly where you want them giving you quick thumb access without compromising your grip over rough terrain Internal cartridge bearings allow for light lever throw and positive actuation under load
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