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Ergon SM E-Mountain Pro Women's Saddle - M/L Stealth Model=RED AXS Power Meter Crankset E1 Flat Protection SidewallTPI 170Color BlackWeight Rate Range:500-550Lbs
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Ergon SM E Mountain Pro Women's Saddle M L Stealth Model=RED AXS Power Meter Crankset E1 Flat Protection SidewallTPI 170Color BlackWeight Rate Range:500 550Lbs Flat Protection SidewallTPI 170Color BlackWeight 710Defined Color BlackISO Width (mm) 61ISO Diameter 622 Road 29"Tire Intended Use MountainTire Diameter 29"Tire Bead FoldingLabeled Size 29 x 2 Full rubber protection (for your alloy or carbon frame) With a wider flat nose and an upturned tail this saddle profides the necessary support for long steep seated climbs The Ergon SM E Mountain Pro is the performance oriented saddle tuned for the athletic E MTB rider
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