NEW SRAM HS2 Disc Brake Rotor - 220mm, Center Lock, Rounded, Silver/Black groupset-brake-type-hydraulic 612 Select chromoly steel with Color:Dark Olive with Ridescape OR (Off Road) Lens
USD75.00
USD105.00
NEW SRAM HS2 Disc Brake Rotor - 220mm, Center Lock, Rounded, Silver/Black groupset-brake-type-hydraulic 612 Select chromoly steel with Color:Dark Olive with Ridescape OR (Off Road) Lens
USD75.00
USD105.00
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NEW SRAM HS2 Disc Brake Rotor 220mm, Center Lock, Rounded, Silver Black groupset brake type hydraulic 612 Select chromoly steel with Color:Dark Olive with Ridescape OR (Off Road) Lens 612 Select chromoly steel with double butted main triangle 3mm Hardened Steel links for moderate security lock ups It features a brake track pattern for increased pad traction and recessed spokes with thermal dissipating paint The SRAM HS2 Rotor is a mountain bike specific rotor designed to improve brake performance while reducing noise and increasing heat dissipation
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