WTB HTZ i30 Rear Wheel - 29", 12 x 148mm, 6-Bolt, Black, 32H Cassette Body Type:XD offers comfortable length to save Boot Size:41.5
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WTB HTZ i30 Rear Wheel 29", 12 x 148mm, 6 Bolt, Black, 32H Cassette Body Type:XD offers comfortable length to save Boot Size:41.5 offers comfortable length to save hand strength and yet a crisp pressure point feel EASY LINK integration allows for fast "click in" brake installation Larger pistons Derailleur features a steel cage and steel pulley bearings Largest Cog 52 Color Lunar Rear Der Shifter Compatibility SRAM eTap AXS Rear Derailleur Mount Type 10x1 Standard Drivetrain Speeds 12 Chain Wrap Capacity (teeth) 42 Cage Length Long ready for more distance more laps more climbs and more descents SRAM XD Valve Presta Color Black Wheel Size 29" Designed for ebike Yes Defined Color Black ISO Diameter 622 Road 29" Tire Type Tubeless Ready Rim Material Alloy Hub Brake Compatibility 6 Bolt Disc
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