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SIDI Nix Cycling Boot - Black/Black 41 Millennium Fit keyword search-HD-T910 Built to withstand higher torque Rate Range:500-550Lbs
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SIDI Nix Cycling Boot Black Black 41 Millennium Fit keyword search HD T910 Built to withstand higher torque Rate Range:500 550Lbs Built to withstand higher torque loads when using wide range cassettes The Liberator Y Gel has earned its reputation as one of the most comfortable saddles for men highly recommended for those experiencing a variety of comfort issues during lengthy rides or touring where body position is slightly more upright requires a saddle that's anatomically supportive Enjoy all the control without the extra weight thanks to anatomical heel construction and Firmor lateral support technology It aims to provide better stability and comfort enhancing overall performance and reducing foot fatigue
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