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NEW SRAM Eagle 70 T-Type Trigger Shifter - Rear, 12-Speed, Integrated Clamp, Black brake-type_rim Volume:1525 ci Size:59 cm
NEW SRAM Eagle 70 T-Type Trigger Shifter - Rear, 12-Speed, Integrated Clamp, Black brake-type_rim Volume:1525 ci Size:59 cm
NEW SRAM Eagle 70 T-Type Trigger Shifter - Rear, 12-Speed, Integrated Clamp, Black brake-type_rim Volume:1525 ci Size:59 cm
NEW SRAM Eagle 70 T-Type Trigger Shifter - Rear, 12-Speed, Integrated Clamp, Black brake-type_rim Volume:1525 ci Size:59 cm
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NEW SRAM Eagle 70 T-Type Trigger Shifter - Rear, 12-Speed, Integrated Clamp, Black brake-type_rim Volume:1525 ci Size:59 cm

SKU: 6256507944
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USD35.00 USD56.00

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NEW SRAM Eagle 70 T Type Trigger Shifter Rear, 12 Speed, Integrated Clamp, Black brake type_rim Volume:1525 ci Size:59 cm Volume:1525 ci Rider Height: 5 ft Optimized cable pull with a revised lever position for maximum control and new T Type actuation look and shift quality of the Eagle 70 Shifter allow you to ride in a whole new way

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