


Steerer Clamp Reverse 1 1/8" Black
Marsoni
M251S
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Steerer Clamp Reverse 1 1/8" BlackSteerer Clamp Reverse 1 1 8" Black The steerer clamp is a headset spacer with an additional clamping function, designed to go underneath your stem for double security. Inner diameter 1 1 8" (28. 6), Assembly height: 10 mm, Weight: 13. 8 g (+ 5% weight tolerance), Material: Aluminium Not only does this ensure that your headset holds well, it's ideal for working travelling with your bike. If you have the bike in the work stand, you can tighten the
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