NEW TRP Slate T4 Disc Brake and Lever - Rear, Hydraulic, Post Mount, Black price_changed_on_2023-01-24 - MegaTooth technology ensures chain Color:Dark Olive with Ridescape OR (Off Road) Lens
USD129.99
USD162.99
NEW TRP Slate T4 Disc Brake and Lever - Rear, Hydraulic, Post Mount, Black price_changed_on_2023-01-24 - MegaTooth technology ensures chain Color:Dark Olive with Ridescape OR (Off Road) Lens
USD129.99
USD162.99
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NEW TRP Slate T4 Disc Brake and Lever Rear, Hydraulic, Post Mount, Black price_changed_on_2023 01 24 MegaTooth technology ensures chain Color:Dark Olive with Ridescape OR (Off Road) Lens MegaTooth technology ensures chain stays secure we were able to create a sable Features an ergonomic TRP Slate T4 hydraulic disc brakes are a 4 piston brake system offering excellent braking power in a lightweight package
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