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Zefal Pulse B2 Bottle Cage - Grey
The Zefal Pulse B2 Bottle Cage in grey is a lightweight and durable bottle holder for cyclists, designed to securely hold water bottles while riding.
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- Accessories - Canteens & Water Bottles - Bottle Cages |
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| Brand |  Zefal is a brand that specializes in making bicycle accessories and tools. They make a wide variety of products, from pumps to locks to baskets. They are a well-known and respected brand in the cycling community, and their products are known for their quality and durability. |
| MPN | Zefal 1781 |
| Model | Zefal ZC102GR |
| ID | 38957791 |
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