Cycling Bargains - BikeInn Alpcross Components Der Träger Ti Bottle Cage | Hot deals section, massive stocks, great prices & easy returns. (INN15631522)
BikeInn Alpcross Components Der Träger Ti Bottle Cage | Hot deals section, massive stocks, great prices & easy returns.
Product Description
The new alpcross portabidon computes resistance, elegance and lightness in one piece.Der Träger Tiespuro Titanio (Ti3- 2.5), a harder material than steel and lighter than aluminum, which also provides elegance and style, turning any component that uses it.The portabidón der Träger ti escompatible with practically all the brands of drums of the market and has classic -blocked Undiseño with a very resistant material to corrosion, which makes it suitable for the depravel practice.However, it is also suitable for MTB or road modalities.Titanium has become the new carbon for the most purist and exquisite users that seek the knowledge and exclusivity, in addition to a light product for its bicycles.Both the portabidón comolos screws are manufactured in Titaniosin welding3- 2.5GRADOS and has a weight as a whole of 29 gr.
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