DT Swiss GRC 1400 DICUT 50 Rear Wheel - 700c 12 x 142mm Center-Lock HG 11 Road Ratchet EXP 36 BLK MFPN=TMM-1 Compatible with the Campagnolo N3W

Name: DT Swiss GRC 1400 DICUT 50 Rear Wheel - 700c 12 x 142mm Center-Lock HG 11 Road Ratchet EXP 36 BLK MFPN=TMM-1 Compatible with the Campagnolo N3W
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SKU: 33304025075
Price: 692.45 USD
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DT Swiss GRC 1400 DICUT 50 Rear Wheel 700c 12 x 142mm Center Lock HG 11 Road Ratchet EXP 36 BLK MFPN=TMM 1 Compatible with the Campagnolo N3W Compatible with the Campagnolo N3W driver body for great versatility and full compatibility 6 PSI 50 TPI 120 Tire Bead Folding Tire Diameter 29" Tire Intended Use Mountain Tire Type Tubeless Ready Clincher Weight 1043 Ideal performance to weight ratio using the 240 DICUT hub and DT Aerocomp spokes list style position:outside

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