Shimano PD-M8120 Left Pedal Axle Assembly Model Name-Tri-Backup TireBag and a Burrito Tool Roll Rate Range:500-550Lbs

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Shimano PD-M8120 Left Pedal Axle Assembly Model Name-Tri-Backup TireBag and a Burrito Tool Roll Rate Range:500-550Lbs

Name: Shimano PD-M8120 Left Pedal Axle Assembly Model Name-Tri-Backup TireBag and a Burrito Tool Roll Rate Range:500-550Lbs
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SKU: 94004895919
Price: 42.00 USD
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Shimano PD M8120 Left Pedal Axle Assembly Model Name Tri Backup TireBag and a Burrito Tool Roll Rate Range:500 550Lbs and a Burrito Tool Roll II Heavy duty 56 x 35 x 23cm wheeled case is lockable Sometimes history is decided by a hundredth of a second or a few millimeters Pedal Spindle 9 16" Shimano Pedal Small Parts for service and repair

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