CCACHE Aero Water Bottle & Cage ZIPPMARCH Wheel size: 29

CCACHE Aero Water Bottle & Cage ZIPPMARCH Wheel size: 29"ISO diameter: 622 Weight 600 gMeasures 12

Name: CCACHE Aero Water Bottle & Cage ZIPPMARCH Wheel size: 29"ISO diameter: 622 Weight 600 gMeasures 12
Brand: media-visuel.fr
SKU: 17021574411
Price: 34.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0288 (19 reviews)

SKU 17021574411 ★ 4.0

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Description

CCACHE Aero Water Bottle & Cage ZIPPMARCH Wheel size: 29"ISO diameter: 622 Weight 600 gMeasures 12 Wheel size: 29"ISO diameter: 622 Mountain 29"Hub Brake compatibility: 6 Bolt DiscFront axle spacing: 15 x 110mm Boost thru axleRear axle spacing: 12 x 148mm Boost thru axleCassette body type: Shimano Micro Spline or SRAM XDValve: PrestaRim width (internal): 30mmRim material: CarbonTire type: Tubeless ReadyColor: Carbon A wide vent inlet provides cooling airflow the CCACHE Aero Water Bottle & Cage is an easy upgrade that combines aerodynamic performance it helps reduce drag while giving your bike a cleaner

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