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Krayton Three Cable Guides for Brake and Rear Derailleur Housing

Optimize the performance of your bike with the Krayton clamp, a sturdy and stylish solution for your cables.

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Description

The cable guide clamp for the rear brake and derailleur cables Krayton is an essential accessory for any cyclist concerned about their bike's performance. Designed by the renowned brand Krayton, this product is part of the pin family, offering a robust and reliable solution for holding the brake and derailleur cables in place.

Made from high-quality materials, this clamp aims to optimise cable routing, ensuring smooth and efficient operation of your bike's brakes and derailleurs. Its clever design helps to reduce cable wear while maintaining a neat appearance on your bike.

Here are the main features of this clamp:

  • Durable materials: Made from tough materials, it promises longevity and enhanced performance even in challenging conditions.
  • Easy installation: Thanks to a simple fixing system, it can be installed quickly, allowing cyclists to set it up without hassle.
  • Compatible with most bikes: This clamp is designed to fit easily onto various types of bikes, whether they are road models or mountain bikes.
  • Sleek and discreet: With a subtle design, it blends perfectly with your bike's aesthetics without altering its appearance.

By choosing the cable guide clamp for the rear brake and derailleur cables Krayton, you are opting for an accessory that not only enhances your bike's performance but also ensures greater safety during your rides. Don't let poorly managed cables ruin your cycling experience. Go for the quality and reliability offered by Krayton, and enjoy every ride to the fullest.

Additional information
BrandKrayton
Supplier referenceT44-KR-007
Colorblack
ColorBlack
GenderMixed
Age groupAdult
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