Shimano Dura-Ace BR-R9200-F Road Caliper Brake - Front Dual Pivot Black MFPN=00.5016.168.030 The PAW-12 features adjustable jaws GL00521

Name: Shimano Dura-Ace BR-R9200-F Road Caliper Brake - Front Dual Pivot Black MFPN=00.5016.168.030 The PAW-12 features adjustable jaws GL00521
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SKU: 1014352568
Price: 115.00 USD
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Shimano Dura Ace BR R9200 F Road Caliper Brake Front Dual Pivot Black MFPN=00.5016.168.030 The PAW 12 features adjustable jaws GL00521 The PAW 12 features adjustable jaws with a laser engraved measurement scale for a perfect fit and reliable performance With Shimano's SLR EV dual symmetric pivot design the short arm Dura Ace R9200 series caliper brakes employ twin bearings and a roller to realize greater efficiency and deliver superior modulation and stopping power Maximum tire size is 28C

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