KCNC Rampant 6061 Alloy Wide Flat Bar 710mm

KCNC Rampant 6061 Alloy Wide Flat Bar 710mm

Marsoni

M251S

$25.00

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KCNC Rampant 6061 Alloy Wide Flat Bar 710mmTough 6061 Alloy flat bar in a nice wide 710mm width ideal for 29ers to keep the front end low! Beautifully made MTB flat bars. 6061 alloy 710mm wide can be cut 31. 8mm bar clamp 8 degree bend sweep Designed for xc racing trail riding weight : 280g

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Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2018