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Surly Ultra New Rear Hub - Threaded x 135mm 6-Bolt Fixed Black 32H CheckoutTitle=HT SX Pedal Upgrade Kit Ultimate and Silver kits include 972-01-549

Name: Surly Ultra New Rear Hub - Threaded x 135mm 6-Bolt Fixed Black 32H CheckoutTitle=HT SX Pedal Upgrade Kit Ultimate and Silver kits include 972-01-549
Brand: basakdanismanlik.com
SKU: 4104258993
Price: 100.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6021 (30 reviews)

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Surly Ultra New Rear Hub Threaded x 135mm 6 Bolt Fixed Black 32H CheckoutTitle=HT SX Pedal Upgrade Kit Ultimate and Silver kits include 972 01 549 Ultimate and Silver kits include Torx T10 screwdriver size 700c front rear front rear (XDR) rim alloy hub 1 1 center lock axle spacing (mm) 12x100 TA 12x142 TA hole 28 28h spoke DB color black weight 1710g agressive knurling on cones and bolt caps for reduced slippage Stainless 6mm bolts are included

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