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SIDI Algor Cycling Boot - Black/Black 50 Millennium Fit Rim Width (Internal)-24.4 model Solix SL 35/45 carbon Rate Range:500-550Lbs
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SIDI Algor Cycling Boot Black Black 50 Millennium Fit Rim Width (Internal) 24.4 model Solix SL 35 45 carbon Rate Range:500 550Lbs model Solix SL 35 45 carbon size 700c front rear front rear (HG 11sp road) rim carbon hub Solix axle spacing (mm) 12x100 TA 12x142 TA hole 24 24h spoke bladed color black weight 1400g Model Agilest Duro TLR Size 700c Width 32mm Casing TF Super Outer TPI 120 Compound ZSG Agile Bead Folding Type Tubeless Color Black Weight 330g Enjoy all the stabilization and control with anatomical heel construction and Millennium Fit designed for both sneakerheads and casual wearers It aims to provide better stability and comfort enhancing overall performance and reducing foot fatigue
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