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DISC BRAKEMOQ 50 setsset
Disc Brake
Beisiqi M280 Durable Adjustable Forged Aluminum Disc Front Brake with Easy Installation for BMX/Road Bicycles
$5.89 / set • MOQ 50 sets
Beisiqi M280 Durable Adjustable Forged Aluminum Disc Front Brake with Easy Installation for BMX/Road Bicycles FOB: $5.89 / set. Minimum order: 50 sets.
Wholesale price
$5.89
Spec verification + compatibility check
- MOQ: 50 sets. Lead time and freight confirmed on inquiry.
MOQ
50 sets
Minimum order
FOB
$5.89
Unit price
Unit
set
Selling unit
Technical data
Specifications
| application | Human pedals, mountain bikes, brake components, road bikes, BMX |
|---|---|
| Caliper material | forged aluminum |
| type | disc brake |
| components | disc brake |
| Function | Durable, easy to install, adjustable |
| country of origin | Tianjin, China |
| Customized packaging | acceptable |
| brand | Beisiqi |
| model | M280 |
| sales unit | single item |
| single volume | 0 cm³ |
| Gross weight of a single product | 0.0 kg |
| MOQ | 50 sets |
| FOB | $5.89 / set |
| Unit | set |
Media
Product video
Factory footage — actual finish may vary by batch.
Technical detail
Product details
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Highlights
- Factory wholesale supply with OEM/ODM options
- Bulk packaging support for consolidated shipments
- Request drawings, materials, and finish samples before ordering
In the box
- Product as pictured
- Bulk packaging (varies by model)
Fit & service
Compatibility check
Talk to a technician about sizing, fitment, and OEM options.
Before you order
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