6mm thick dropouts"
-Fork: full Crmo w/ alloy CNC cap
-Wheels: "Black Label alloy DW rims, 36h, black anodized front & rear, w/ alloy sealed bearing hubs: front 3/8" Crmo axle & rear 1PC driver cassette w/ 14mm hollow axle"
-Tires: "Animal GLH 20x2.10 front, 20x1.95 rear"
-Crankset: "3pc Crmo 175mm lite, 19mmx8 spline Crmo axle w/ sealed bearing MID BB set"
-Freewheel / Cassette: 9t 1pc driver
-Pedals: Black Label "Graduate" plastic w/ 9/16" Crmo axles
-Saddle: Pivotal seat / padded
-Seatpost: Pivotal Stump alloy 3-D forged 25.4x135mm
-Stem: "forged alloy threadless 1-1/8in., front mount, 50mm ext."
-Handlebar: 2pc Crmo 8.0" tall
-Headset: FPD integrated 45/45 w/ angular contact bearings
-Brakeset: Rear side-pull caliper w/ Tektro 273A alloy lever w/ hinge
-Other components: "Black Label 25t alloy sprocket, Animal Edwin De Larosa grips w/ Animal plastic bar-ends, 2 pairs steel pegs 36mm O.D."
-Weight: 24.3lbs
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Here's one of Mirra Bike Co's complete bikes in the Street line: The Chocolate. Ridden, designed and endorsed by Nigel Sylvester. It's got the full heat treated aftermarket frame and the complete bike weighes in at 24.3 lbs. Now read the spec list to see if this one would fit your type of riding.-T/T length: 21" top tube length
-Color: Flat Black
-Frame: "aftermarket frame / full heat-treated Sanko / Japanese Crmo w/ S.B. & D.B. tubing w/ MID BB shell, integrated head tube &
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