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Magura MT8 Raceline Disc Brake Lever - Front Rear Hydraulic Post Mount BLK/Neon YLW Model=BB ALPHA BB92 MTB Bottom Bracket Available in 30g tube and Rate Range:500-550Lbs
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Magura MT8 Raceline Disc Brake Lever Front Rear Hydraulic Post Mount BLK Neon YLW Model=BB ALPHA BB92 MTB Bottom Bracket Available in 30g tube and Rate Range:500 550Lbs Available in 30g tube and 250g tin can 30g is enough to glue 1 to 2 tires 250g is enough for approximately 12 tires 580mm Syncros Youth 100 80 Grip The lever's brake master is crafted from Carbotecture SL® a composite material that is not only light but also extremely resistant thanks to its embedded carbon fibers Designed for use with Royal Blood hydraulic fluid (mineral oil based) Brake Lever Actuation Hydraulic Rotor Included No Brake Caliper Type Post Mount Color Black Neon Yellow Hydraulic Fluid Type Mineral Oil Brake Lever Use Left or Right Hydraulic Hose Length 2200 Adjustable Reach Yes Weight 195
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