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Marsoni
M251S
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Zipp Service Course SL 6° StemZIPP SERVICE COURSE SL 6 STEM Zipps Service Course SL Stem, crafted from 7075 aluminum, features a shape thats strong and lightweight, resulting in a best in class 1. 85 grams per newton meter of stiffness. That results in no flex sprints and accelerations. To meet every riders fit needs, the stem is available in + 6 and + 17 angles and seven lengths from 70 to 130mm as well as a 140 & 150mm lengths for the + 6 stem only. This stem is a favorite of
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