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SRAM Level Ultimate Stealth Disc Brake Caliper Assembly - Front/Rear Post Mount 2-Piston BLK C1 CheckoutTitle=Industry Nine Trail S 1/1 Wheel Turn the Trail Doc into Rate Range:500-550Lbs
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SRAM Level Ultimate Stealth Disc Brake Caliper Assembly Front Rear Post Mount 2 Piston BLK C1 CheckoutTitle=Industry Nine Trail S 1 1 Wheel Turn the Trail Doc into Rate Range:500 550Lbs Turn the Trail Doc into a travel workstand with the help of the Tri Doc Brake Lever Use Right Brake Lever Use Left Brake Lever Actuation Hydraulic Color Polar Grey Anodized color:white Brake Caliper Type Post Mount Brake Position Front or Rear Color Black Defined Color Black Hydraulic Fluid Type DOT Hydraulic Hose Length Not Included Pad Compound Organic Rotor Included No keyword search DB LVL ULT2 C1
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