Stan's Crest MK4 LTD Rear Wheel - 29" 12 x 148mm Center-Lock Micro Spline 32H Description-Presta to TurboFlow Valve Conversion and Pump Head The Ring Lock paired with Boot Size:41.5
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Stan's Crest MK4 LTD Rear Wheel 29" 12 x 148mm Center Lock Micro Spline 32H Description Presta to TurboFlow Valve Conversion and Pump Head The Ring Lock paired with Boot Size:41.5 The Ring Lock paired with a key matching battery lock keep your ebike secure 35mm deep UD high strength carbon rim construction with C LUX finish 2 Way Fit system and 23mm internal width can accommodate wider tires including tubeless For a limited time the MK4 LTD is a performance wheelset at an incredible price point Enduro bearings with double row freehub bearing and chromoly axle offer 47% increase in max torque capacity over Neo hubs
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