Pride Racing Control Pro Alloy BMX Race Rim-Rear-36H-20"-Black euro-square-tapered The Alpinestars Fluid Narin BMX 334637

Name: Pride Racing Control Pro Alloy BMX Race Rim-Rear-36H-20"-Black euro-square-tapered The Alpinestars Fluid Narin BMX 334637
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 69699241053
Price: 69.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7263 (6 reviews)

SKU 69699241053 · ★ 4.7

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Pride Racing Control Pro Alloy BMX Race Rim Rear 36H 20" Black euro square tapered The Alpinestars Fluid Narin BMX 334637 The Alpinestars Fluid Narin BMX Race Pants are designed for top tier performance and flexibility Industry standard 6 bolt fastening system compatible with the Stay Strong disc hub and other 3rd party manufacturers WEIGHT: 410g The Pride Racing Control Pro Alloy Rim Rear 36H 20" Black is built for BMX racing with a strong yet lightweight 6061 aluminum construction and heat treated T6 finish for added stiffness

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