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Magura MT A2 Master Cylinder Lever Assembly - Right 3-Finger Carbotecture Blade BLK CSU } Patented square parabolic shackle Rate Range:500-550Lbs
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Magura MT A2 Master Cylinder Lever Assembly Right 3 Finger Carbotecture Blade BLK CSU } Patented square parabolic shackle Rate Range:500 550Lbs } Patented square parabolic shackle security made of hardened special steel Features an ergonomic CNC machined hard anodized 6061 aluminum handle and a precision tip MT A2 brake lever assembly is compatible with Magura MT A2 2 piston brake caliper ONLY (sold separately)Replacement MT A2 brake lever assembly is compatible with Magura MT A2 2 piston brake caliper ONLY (sold separately) The Magura MT A2 master cylinder and lever assembly features a modern intergrative design that fits perfectly into a wide variety of bike concepts
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