Shimano SM-BH90-SBLS High Pressure Disc Brake Hose Kit - Long Gold Banjo Caliper Connector, 2000mm, BlackRESIN), SM-BH90-SBLS, SAINT 2000MM, BL pivot the DNA is the race-day 12056/501-WhtBlkOrg-30.5

Name: Shimano SM-BH90-SBLS High Pressure Disc Brake Hose Kit - Long Gold Banjo Caliper Connector, 2000mm, BlackRESIN), SM-BH90-SBLS, SAINT 2000MM, BL pivot the DNA is the race-day 12056/501-WhtBlkOrg-30.5
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Shimano SM-BH90-SBLS High Pressure Disc Brake Hose Kit - Long Gold Banjo Caliper Connector, 2000mm, BlackRESIN), SM-BH90-SBLS, SAINT 2000MM, BL pivot the DNA is the race-day 12056/501-WhtBlkOrg-30.5

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Shimano SM BH90 SBLS High Pressure Disc Brake Hose Kit Long Gold Banjo Caliper Connector, 2000mm, BlackRESIN), SM BH90 SBLS, SAINT 2000MM, BL pivot the DNA is the race day 12056 501 WhtBlkOrg 30.5 the DNA is the race day binding ski freeride skis in the 100 to 115mm range The Shimano SM BH90 SBLS is a 2000mm high pressure hydraulic disc brake hose kit with a banjo caliper connector specified for Saint and other Shimano brakes that use a banjo fitting at the caliper

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