Answer Dagger Pro Cruiser Carbon BMX Race Fork-24"-1 1/8"-20mm stem-length-48mm Note: Available for sale separately 334637

Name: Answer Dagger Pro Cruiser Carbon BMX Race Fork-24"-1 1/8"-20mm stem-length-48mm Note: Available for sale separately 334637
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 71391714467
Price: 175.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1773 (17 reviews)

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Answer Dagger Pro Cruiser Carbon BMX Race Fork 24" 1 1 8" 20mm stem length 48mm Note: Available for sale separately 334637 Note: Available for sale separately with 10mm female bolts Box One XS Mini Carbon 1" alloy steerer 20" x 10mm fork Black The Answer Dagger race fork is a lightweight race fork made from a 4K thread count carbon fiber weave with a 1 pc 7000 series aluminum steerer tube and crown 7000 series aluminum dropouts with 20mm axle slots and a built in compression device

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