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Where To Ride - South East Queensland 2nd Edition
Where To Ride - South East Queensland 2nd Edition
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Shimano PD-A530 Pedals $129.00 $99.00
  • Totally new design for 2008
  • Shimano's most versatile pedals
  • Dual efficient SPD bindings matched to Dual concave platforms
  • Lightweight alloy body
  • Adjustable entry/release tension
  • Low maintenance sealed cartridge axle units
  • Includes standard SM-SH51 cleats
  • 383g
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