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Selle Royal Drifter Stregtex Saddle - Black PSI-55 NOTE: The following "RK" part Rate Range:500-550Lbs
USD64.99
USD108.99
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Description
Selle Royal Drifter Stregtex Saddle Black PSI 55 NOTE: The following "RK" part Rate Range:500 550Lbs NOTE: The following "RK" part numbers will not be compatible with the new Rear Disc Racks: RK0131 RK0121 RK0134 Requires Eyelets Yes Tube Diameter 10 Material Chromoly Maximum Wheel Size (in) 29+ Color Black Weight 1606 Weight Limit (lbs) 66 Platform Dimensions 350 x 150 mm Disc Brake Compatible Yes The GRC 1100 DICUT gravel wheels are designed for multiple situations with two rim height options available to meet your needs Royal Gel padding with Royal Vacuum Light sealing technology for excellent water resistance A Vintage inspired and comfortable bike seat for relaxed rides the Drifter Saddle is a perfect choice for Cruiser bikes
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