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SIDI Prima Mega Road Shoes - Black/Black 50 CheckoutTitle=Schwalbe Smart Sam Tire - 24 x 2.1 0L) Dimensions 48x18x5cm Color Clear Rate Range:500-550Lbs
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SIDI Prima Mega Road Shoes Black Black 50 CheckoutTitle=Schwalbe Smart Sam Tire 24 x 2.1 0L) Dimensions 48x18x5cm Color Clear Rate Range:500 550Lbs 0L) Dimensions 48x18x5cm Color Clear Weight 240g Large evenly spaced out knobs generate grip in every situation and siped center knobs provide braking traction for that extra confidence boost For walkability SIDI cycling shoes include a replaceable polyurethane heel pad Shoe Size (EU) 50 Gender Age Men's Color Black Defined Color Black Cleat Bolt Pattern 3 Bolt Closure Dial Size 50 The Prima is easy to wear and adjust thanks to its Firmor closure and lightweight upper built to reduce foot fatigue
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