Push 27.2 R-type Seat Post • Alpine Bikes

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R-Type (lay back) seat post |Alloy construction to prevent rust |400mm long |Suitable for ATB, Hybrid, Leisure or Road cycling

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R-Type (lay back) seat postAlloy construction to prevent rust400mm longSuitable for ATB, Hybrid, Leisure or Road cycling. Available in silver, black.

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Push 27.2 R-type Seat Post - Silver

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Price:: £20.00

Push 27.2 R-type Seat Post - Black

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Price:: £20.00

Push 27.2 R-type Seat Post - Silver

SKU:: 100000000672
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Price:: £20.00

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