Brodie Elan

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Shimano XT hubs, shifting and disc brakes, because a fully loaded touring bike deserves better brakes than what's been offered in the past. Now with more rack mounting options!

Specifications

MODELElan (touring) $1549
COLOURGreen Emerald
SIZESXS / S / M / L / XL
FRAME4130 DB Cromoly Touring
FRONT FORKBrodie Cromo Classic Touring
HANDLE BARBrodie Compact Road 31.8
STEMBrodie 4 Bolt SL
BRAKESShimano Mech. 6" Disc
CRANKSShimano Deore 26/36/48T
PEDALSNot Included
HUBSShimano Deore XT Disc
CASSETTEShimano Deore 11-32t
RIMSSun Inferno 29er
TIRESVittoria Randonneur Pro 35c
FRONT DERAILLEURShimano Deore
REAR DERAILLEURShimano Deore LX-T
SHIFTERSShimano Dura Ace Bar End 9 Spd
SADDLEWTB Pure-V Race
S/POSTBrodie Road 27.2
EXTRAS48cm- 26" wheels / Fenders
WEIGHT27.3

 http://www.brodiebikes.com/2013/bikes/elan.php

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