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Axe de Serrage de Roue Arrière DT SWISS RWS Plug In 12x148 mm Boost #HWQASM00S2035S OEM offering exceptional traction SOFT-isolant

Name: Axe de Serrage de Roue Arrière DT SWISS RWS Plug In 12x148 mm Boost #HWQASM00S2035S OEM offering exceptional traction SOFT-isolant
Brand: richterratner.com
SKU: 17233775414
Price: 34.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1404 (19 reviews)

SKU 17233775414

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Axe de Serrage de Roue Arrière DT SWISS RWS Plug In 12x148 mm Boost #HWQASM00S2035S OEM offering exceptional traction SOFT isolant offering exceptional traction It features 4 wings allowing 4 engagement faces for quick return to pedalling and no clogging in muddy conditions It comes with a removable quick release lever allowing you to optimise the finish of your bike This DT SWISS RWS Plug In 12x148 mm Boost rear wheel thru axle will allow you to replace your lost or damaged

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