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Portland Design Works City Rover 700 Headlight Anti-Seize & Assembly Compound CDX CenterTrack belts cogs and Rate Range:500-550Lbs
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Portland Design Works City Rover 700 Headlight Anti Seize & Assembly Compound CDX CenterTrack belts cogs and Rate Range:500 550Lbs CDX CenterTrack belts cogs and rings do not interchange with any part of a CDC CDX MudPort system Length 1298 Tooth Count 118 delivers a precision engineered lattice structure with differentiated cushioning zones for progressive shock absorption and optimized pressure distribution Lightest performance focused carbon bike saddle available The full carbon rails enhance stiffness and strength while minimizing weight Its precision reflector provides superior luminous guidance to the front and side for up to 20 hours of ride time Micro USB charging cord included
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