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Hayes Dominion T4 Disc Brake and Lever - Rear Hydraulic Post Mount Black Weight-519g Backsweep 8 Handlebar Material Aluminum Rate Range:500-550Lbs
USD175.00
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Hayes Dominion T4 Disc Brake and Lever Rear Hydraulic Post Mount Black Weight 519g Backsweep 8 Handlebar Material Aluminum Rate Range:500 550Lbs Backsweep 8 Handlebar Material Aluminum Rise 20mm Upsweep 5 Handlebar Weight 315g Handlebar Width 780mm Primary Color Gold Stem Clamp Diameter 35mm 8 Color Black Rise 20 Material Aluminum Width 760 Defined Color Black Back Sweep (deg) 9 Upsweep 5 Low effort lever input coupled with high fidelity power output for optimum braking feel and control The Hayes Dominion T4 is optimized for Enduro and DH riding with a USA made carbon lever blade titanium fasteners throughout and a strong clamping 4 piston caliper
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