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Stan's Arch MK4 Rear Wheel - 29 12 x 142mm 6-Bolt XDR Black CheckoutTitle=Shimano CUES FC-U8000-2 Crankset - 175mm Boa® Fit System for easy Rate Range:500-550Lbs
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Stan's Arch MK4 Rear Wheel 29 12 x 142mm 6 Bolt XDR Black CheckoutTitle=Shimano CUES FC U8000 2 Crankset 175mm Boa® Fit System for easy Rate Range:500 550Lbs Boa® Fit System for easy and secure fixation Duraluminum alloy outer bolt set with Torx T30 fitting Includes tubeless tape and presta valves Rear Axle 12mm Thru x 142mm Rim Width (Internal) 28 Cassette Body Type SRAM XDR Valve Presta Color Black Wheel Size 29" Defined Color Black ISO Diameter 622 Road 29" Tire Type Tubeless Ready Rim Material Alloy Hub Brake Compatibility 6 Bolt Disc Axle Size 12 X 142Mm Up down and wherever the ride takes you the Arch MK4 wheelset has it under control
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