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Shimano CUES RD-U6020-11-SGS Rear Derailleur - 11-Speed Shadow Design Direct Attach Long Cage BLK CheckoutTitle=Wheels Manufacturing Dropout 128 Derailleur Hanger Compatible with all Sram Eagle Rate Range:500-550Lbs
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Shimano CUES RD U6020 11 SGS Rear Derailleur 11 Speed Shadow Design Direct Attach Long Cage BLK CheckoutTitle=Wheels Manufacturing Dropout 128 Derailleur Hanger Compatible with all Sram Eagle Rate Range:500 550Lbs Compatible with all Sram Eagle 12 speed and Sram 11 speed 1x drivetrains }RockShox Rebound Adjuster Knob Bolt Kit Tora Recon Reba Revelation 27 29" Long Its low profile design and chain stabilization give riders the confidence to choose rougher routes Designed and tested to provide enduring e biking performance
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