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e*thirteen Sidekick Rear Hub - 12 x 148mm 6-Bolt Micro Spline BLK/Sterling Silver 28H Grip X2 One-piece 2x chainring results in Rate Range:500-550Lbs
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e*thirteen Sidekick Rear Hub 12 x 148mm 6 Bolt Micro Spline BLK Sterling Silver 28H Grip X2 One piece 2x chainring results in Rate Range:500 550Lbs One piece 2x chainring results in a lighter weight stiffer more durable crankset Model 32 F S Wheel Size 29" Steerer (Stem Race) Tapered (28 Ultimate reliability: Proven on the World Cup and fully serviceable and rebuildable so you can push your limits with confidence Its groundbreaking freehub mechanism disengages the drivetrain from the rear wheel when coasting and an adjustable deadband filters kickback and chain vibration before it reaches the pedals virtually eliminating pedal feedback effects on suspension
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