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DMR Sect Grips - Mustard

DMR Sect Grips in Mustard color provide a comfortable and secure grip for mountain bike handles, enhancing control and performance on the trail.

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DMR is a brand that specializes in mountain biking equipment and apparel. They make bikes, helmets, shoes, and other gear for mountain biking. They are a well-known and respected brand in the mountain biking community.
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