AIM SmartyCam CAN Cable with External Microphone Length:4m featuring Alpinestars proprietary rubber formula

Name: AIM SmartyCam CAN Cable with External Microphone Length:4m featuring Alpinestars proprietary rubber formula
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 23057355661
Price: 77.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.899100000000001 (21 reviews)

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AIM SmartyCam CAN Cable with External Microphone Length:4m featuring Alpinestars proprietary rubber formula featuring Alpinestars proprietary rubber formula to help excel in all weather conditions while providing stability and pedal sensitivity via the specially contoured heel and footbed The injected polymer frame has been extensively impact tested to help create an alternative load path for impact energy An AIM CAN cable is needed to connect your SmartyCam HD Rev 1 or SmartyCam GP HD camera to an AIM laptimer or data logger to create an interactive data experience

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