DT Swiss A 1800 Spline 30 Rear Wheel - 700c

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DT Swiss A 1800 Spline 30 Rear Wheel - 700cEverything about the A 1800 Spline 30 is designed to make the discovery of speed accessible and enjoyable for all. Based on DT's first aero optimized alloy rim it marks the democratization of their Aero category. In addition to the rim hidden nipples and aero spokes enhance the aero advantage. So what are you waiting for? Get them on your bike and chase those local KOMs with speed and the wind as your ally. Aerodynamically optimized rim shape

Finished with the GX Eagle master colorway

12x100mm chamfered thru axle Wheel Front Bontrager Paradigm SL TLR rim with CL-712 100x12mm Centerlock Disc hub

It quickly wicks moisture away from your skin to keep you dry and comfortable on every adventure

Specially coated Cable lock prevents damage to paintwork and features innovative tool-free mounting to bikes

37 BB/Frame Interface English BB Shell Width (mm) 73 Weight 121 Defined Color Black

Planet Bike Saddle Covers are perfect for keeping a saddle dry in rainy weather

Brake Type Disc Damping Charger 3 RC2 W/ButterCups Damping Adjustments External begin stroke rebnd low speed comp high speed comp Crown Material Aluminum Rake 48mm Maximum Rotor Size 220mm Maximum Tire Width 81mm Primary Color Red Spring Adjustments Air pressure Bottomless tokens Spring Type DebonAir+ W/ButterCups Steerer Tube 1-1/8 Steerer Tube Material Aluminum Lower Tubes Material Magnesium Stanchions Material Aluminum Travel 200mm Wheel Diameter 27

X-Small Pad Type Reactive Polymer Defined Color Black

5 Wheelbase 112

The closure uses a new proprietary SIDI Wire monofilament that is completely non-binding for intuitive and effortless on-the-fly adjustments

Vendor Clarks Manufacture Number CP513 Model Name CP513 Threaded Post Cartridge Pad Category Brake pads

The jacket also has an inside chest pocket and large lower back pocket to store any extra layers or a map

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