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Shimano Steps RT-EM810 Disc Brake Rotor - 203mm Center Lock External Lockring Rear Only Magnet Bracket MFPN=FC19-SR12062 CNC machined FRONT HUB: RADIO Rate Range:500-550Lbs
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Shimano Steps RT EM810 Disc Brake Rotor 203mm Center Lock External Lockring Rear Only Magnet Bracket MFPN=FC19 SR12062 CNC machined FRONT HUB: RADIO Rate Range:500 550Lbs CNC machined FRONT HUB: RADIO RACELINE "XENON" 3x15 Bag Material Deniers Nylon Volume 20L Volume Range 16 20L Bag Dimensions in inches 18 The ICE TECHNOLOGIES FREEZA rotor significantly reduces heat build up in the brake system to ensure consistent high performance braking even on the steepest downhill stretches Shimano RT EM810 disc brake rotors for speed sensor systems deliver powerful and consistent brake performance in all riding conditions
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