Jagwire Pro LR2 Disc Brake Rotor - 160mm 6-Bolt Silver/Black ModelNumber=K0689 Pedal Bearing Bushing and Sealed Boot Size:41.5
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Jagwire Pro LR2 Disc Brake Rotor 160mm 6 Bolt Silver Black ModelNumber=K0689 Pedal Bearing Bushing and Sealed Boot Size:41.5 Pedal Bearing Bushing and Sealed Pedal Material Nylon Pedal Dimensions 105mm x 100mm Spindle Material Cr Mo Pedals Thread 9 16 Primary Color Black Type Standard Size 700x25 ISO 622 Bead Wire Belted Tread Sidewall Color Bk Blk PSI 125 Weight (Grams) 279 TPI 60 Durometer Features R3C ICB REF Reflective Sidewall Yes The lightweight aluminum spider features an integrated concentric ring and reinforced rivet joints to resist warping and improve durability Compatible with all popular disc brake pad compounds (organic resin metallic and semi metallic) Rotor Size (mm) 160 Rotor Type Two Piece Pad Compatibility All Pad Compounds Weight 125 Hub Disc Compatibility 6 Bolt Rotor Size 160Mm Compatibility Type 6 Bolt
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