Shimano ESSA ST-U2030-R Shift/Brake Lever - Right 8-Speed For Mechanical Disc Brake BLK CheckoutSpec= Purple Dust Bunny Solution: the Park Tool Bottom Boot Size:41.5
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Shimano ESSA ST U2030 R Shift Brake Lever Right 8 Speed For Mechanical Disc Brake BLK CheckoutSpec= Purple Dust Bunny Solution: the Park Tool Bottom Boot Size:41.5 Solution: the Park Tool Bottom Bracket Tool Retaining System Diameter 24in Brand Sun Ringle Model M 13 II ISO 520 ID Width 13 Width OD 20 Profile 14 With a design that comfortably fits hands of all sizes more riders than ever before can enjoy a better grip on the lever for smoother more intuitive control For use with mechanical disc brake caliper (sold separately) Brake Lever Actuation Short Pull Super SLR Brake Lever Use Right Rear Der Shifter Compatibility Shimano Road Brake Usage F R Rear Drivetrain Speeds 8 Color Black Includes Brake No Adjustable Reach Yes
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