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Ritchey Carbon WCS Link Seat Post Size:400 x 30.9 less weight and increased rotational 150N for biker 65
Ritchey Carbon WCS Link Seat Post Size:400 x 30.9 less weight and increased rotational 150N for biker 65
Ritchey Carbon WCS Link Seat Post Size:400 x 30.9 less weight and increased rotational 150N for biker 65
Ritchey Carbon WCS Link Seat Post Size:400 x 30.9 less weight and increased rotational 150N for biker 65
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Ritchey Carbon WCS Link Seat Post Size:400 x 30.9 less weight and increased rotational 150N for biker 65

USD2600.00 USD2641.00
SKU 65827108321 4.2

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Ritchey Carbon WCS Link Seat Post Size:400 x 30.9 less weight and increased rotational 150N for biker 65 less weight and increased rotational efficiency results in a faster DEORE XT ride Enduro Bearings pioneered MAX type bearings almost 20 years ago for bicycles to address the challenges associated with mountain bike pivots Wide saddle clamp reduces stress on lightweight saddle rails Low profile head for optimal saddle clearance and sleek lines

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