Vancouver Hardtail MTB Frame size & tire height:M - 43cm / 17 inches Reflectors on the front and Bekleidung

Name: Vancouver Hardtail MTB Frame size & tire height:M - 43cm / 17 inches Reflectors on the front and Bekleidung
Brand: almadartrading.com
SKU: 11592584352
Price: 2099.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6417 (8 reviews)

EUR2099.50 EUR2146.50

SKU 11592584352 · ★ 4.6

Vancouver Hardtail MTB Frame size & tire height:M - 43cm / 17 inches Reflectors on the front and Bekleidung

Vancouver Hardtail MTB Frame size & tire height:M - 43cm / 17 inches Reflectors on the front and Bekleidung

EUR2099.50

EUR2146.50

SKU 11592584352 · ★ 4.6

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Vancouver Hardtail MTB Frame size & tire height:M 43cm 17 inches Reflectors on the front and Bekleidung Reflectors on the front and back and the highest level of safety The Vancouver Hardtail MTB has a frame made entirely of carbon It not only impresses with its good design

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