SRAM DUB English Bottom Bracket - English/BSA, 68/73mm, Black front suspension parts Also works great on the Size:MD (1229)

Name: SRAM DUB English Bottom Bracket - English/BSA, 68/73mm, Black front suspension parts Also works great on the Size:MD (1229)
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 43399745559
Price: 45.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7803 (29 reviews)

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SRAM DUB English Bottom Bracket English BSA, 68 73mm, Black front suspension parts Also works great on the Size:MD (1229) Also works great on the Catrike Pocket with the addition of the Hostel Shoppe Catrike Rack Adapter Kit the ultimate road racing drivetrain designed to deliver long lasting performance Gutter Seal Technology drastically improves sealing against the elements long lasting application of power to the drivetrain

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