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DT Swiss 240 DEG Rear Hub - 12 x 148mm 6-Bolt XD Black/Red 32H DEG 90 DF Fits Model-Record Cleat Type SPD Color Black Rate Range:500-550Lbs
USD304.95
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DT Swiss 240 DEG Rear Hub 12 x 148mm 6 Bolt XD Black Red 32H DEG 90 DF Fits Model Record Cleat Type SPD Color Black Rate Range:500 550Lbs Cleat Type SPD Color Black Primary Color Black Gender Men Closure Double SLW3 Dial Shoe size 41 0 Length 238 Spoke Interface J Bend Defined Color Silver The simultaneous full engagement of the ratchets provides a larger contact patch than pawl hubs and thus a more balanced load distribution resulting in higher reliability The 240 DEG rear hub is designed for riders with the most extreme ambitions featuring the DEG high engagement freehub systems to deliver a precise engagement and reduced angles and maximize reliability
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