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Shimano, BL BR MT200, Frein à disque hydraulique VTT, Arrière, Post mount, Noir, Ensemble ROUES 16 * 22 liter capacity* Includes Type:PC 951 * 22 liter capacity* Includes interior pocket and drawstring* Perfect for an e bike* MIK system (MIK adapter plates pre installed to hang on any MIK luggage rack)* Adapter plate to convert MIK rear rack sold separately (721166 01)* Includes MIK lock rod diamètre externe de approx avec conduit hydraulique SM BH59* Compatible avec rotors de 160mm et 180mm * Freins hydrauliques d'entrée de gamme pour cadres et fourches Post Mount* Parfait pour tous les vélos hybrides et les VTT d'entrée de gamme* Levier à 3 doigts BL MT200 MT201 avec corps & maître cylindre en aluminium et levier en acier* Portée réglable avec outil* Étrier à deux pistons de type post mount BR MT200 en aluminium forgé * Patins de freins B01S en résine* Assemblé et pré purgé

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