2021 GIANT SLR 0 30MM CARBON CLIMBING ROAD WHEELS

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Ultralight 30mm deep full-composite rim brake only rims
Tubeless compatible using supplied rim strips and valves
17mm internal rim width for optimal tire performance
Dynamic Balance Lacing technology for enhanced drive efficiency and braking control
DT Aerolite/DT Aerocomp straight-pull bladed stainless spokes- 21H Front & 24H Rear
Alloy locking nipples
Giant alloy hub shell with Star Ratchet driver system
1298g per pair

Town / City / village:Nairobi - Kenya
Creation Date25.06.2021
Ad number:15921
CategorySports & Entertainment
Keywords:Bicycle2021, Frame Wheel

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Nairobi
Kenya

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Bicycle2021 Frame Wheel 

1368 EUR

Nairobi
Kenya

15.07.2021