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Ob Vollgas-Runden zwischen dem Flatterband oder rasante Cross-Country-Abenteuer – dieses Bike ist für alles gerüstet. Ein leichter Carbonrahmen, 120/100 mm Federweg plus High-Performance-Komponenten von Shimano, SRAM und RockShox.

Ob Vollgas-Runden zwischen dem Flatterband oder rasante Cross-Country-Abenteuer – dieses Bike ist für alles gerüstet.


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Rear brakes	Shimano SLX M7100
Front brakes	Shimano SLX M7100
Brakes	Shimano SLX M7100
Front brake disc	Shimano RT54
Rear brake disc	Shimano RT54
Frame	* 100mm suspension travel , material: carbon , 29x2.35" max. wheelsize , 148x12mm axle standard , BSA bottom bracket standard
Frame material	Carbon
Drivetrain	Sram Eagle 70 Transmission
Shift levers	Sram Eagle 70 Transmission
Drivetrain type	Derailleur
Fork	Rock Shox Reba Gold
Rear shock	Rock SIDluxe Select+
Bottom bracket	Sram DUB BSA 73 MTB Wide
Crankset	Sram Eagle 70 Transmission
Sprocket	* Flattop
Drive	Sram Eagle 70 Transmission
Drive type	Chain
Headset	Acros ICR MERIDA INTEGRATED neck
Handlebar	MERIDA EXPERT CC
Grips	Rock Shox TwistLoc grip
Stem	MERIDA TEAM CC III
Saddle	MERIDA COMP SL
Seatpost	MERIDA TEAM TR SL
Seat clamp	MERIDA EXPERT
Wheel size	29"/622mm
Rims	MERIDA COMP CC II
Tires	Maxxis Rekon Race
Front tire	Maxxis Rekon Race
Rear tire	Maxxis Rekon Race
Front hub	Shimano TC500-B
Rear hub	Shimano TC500-HM-B
Spokes	Double Butted Black stainless w/black nipples

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