TRP EVO Pro HD-M9040 Disc Brake Lever - Right/Front Rear 1900mm Hose Post Mount 4-Piston BLK 2.8' The new Record 12x2 Speed Boot Size:41.5
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TRP EVO Pro HD M9040 Disc Brake Lever Right Front Rear 1900mm Hose Post Mount 4 Piston BLK 2.8' The new Record 12x2 Speed Boot Size:41.5 The new Record 12x2 Speed crankset can be installed on any type of frame whether or not it is being used with disc brakes because it optimizes the chain line on the frame with a rear hub flange measuring 130 135 or 142 millimetres without affecting the Q factor that remains constant at 145 Integrated bit holder for storage of 8 bits on the wrench With big shoes to fill following the success of the beloved DH R EVO the EVO PRO’s development was not taken lightly Convenient top loading pad design Brake Lever Actuation Hydraulic Brake Caliper Type Post Mount Rotor Included No Brake Lever Use Right Color Black Hydraulic Fluid Type Mineral Oil Pad Compound Organic Hydraulic Hose Length 1900 Adjustable Reach Yes Adjustable Contact Point Yes Weight 323 Lever Side Right
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