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FOX Transfer Neo Factory Series Wireless Dropper Seatpost - 30.9 mm 125 mm Internal Routing Kashima Coat MFPN=04001020421 The SRAM Force 1 Wide Rate Range:500-550Lbs
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FOX Transfer Neo Factory Series Wireless Dropper Seatpost 30.9 mm 125 mm Internal Routing Kashima Coat MFPN=04001020421 The SRAM Force 1 Wide Rate Range:500 550Lbs The SRAM Force 1 Wide carbon crankset with X SYNC chain retaining chainring is incredibly lightweight and strong The coil spring provides a smooth consistent feel 100% of the time with 0% of any hassle Schrader valve on the top of the post making for easy pressure adjustments to suit terrain or rider preference or to compensate for pressure loss over time 2mm Matchmaker and I Spec EV clamping options included with post
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