VTT Rossignol All Track Trail Two - VTT d'occasion all mountain

VTT Rossignol All Track Trail Two - VTT d'occasion all mountain

Name: VTT Rossignol All Track Trail Two - VTT d'occasion all mountain
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SKU: 97647904714
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VTT Rossignol All Track Trail Two - VTT d'occasion all mountaingalement disponible NEUF en dstockage ici Caractristiques : Cadre: 27. 5" Trail design, Aluminium hydroforme 6061, Dbattement 140mm, Suspension "four bar linkage", Tube de direction conique, montage disque, patte de drailleur remplaable, BB filet 73mm, OLD boost 148mm, Tige de selle 31. 8mm Fourche: RockShox Recon RL 150mm ? Boost Suspension: RockShox Monarch R 140mm Drailleur: Shimano DEORE RD M6000 ? 1x10v Pneus AV: Maxxis Minion DHF 27. 5x2. 5 WT

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