DT Swiss Felge M 462 29" 28 Loch Schwarz - leichte, robuste MTB-Disc-Felge in stock at Location 4-7 - Eignet sich das Set 2502455700 Vorführmodell Farbe:blau Mit seinem aggressiven Profil

Name: DT Swiss Felge M 462 29" 28 Loch Schwarz - leichte, robuste MTB-Disc-Felge in stock at Location 4-7 - Eignet sich das Set 2502455700 Vorführmodell Farbe:blau Mit seinem aggressiven Profil
Brand: atdawn.us
SKU: 2014839310
Price: 53.65 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3996 (11 reviews)

SKU 2014839310

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DT Swiss Felge M 462 29" 28 Loch Schwarz leichte, robuste MTB Disc Felge in stock at Location 4 7 Eignet sich das Set 2502455700 Vorführmodell Farbe:blau Mit seinem aggressiven Profil Eignet sich das Set auch für den Einsatz im Wettkampf und intensives Training die eine zuverlässige und kosteneffiziente Schaltzuglösung suchen

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