Suzuki GSX-R1000 K3-K4 2003-2004 AirBlade Double Bubble Light Smoked Backrest Pads 49T driven sprocket Number of Teeth:21 Teeth

Suzuki GSX-R1000 K3-K4 2003-2004 AirBlade Double Bubble Light Smoked Backrest Pads 49T driven sprocket Number of Teeth:21 Teeth

Name: Suzuki GSX-R1000 K3-K4 2003-2004 AirBlade Double Bubble Light Smoked Backrest Pads 49T driven sprocket Number of Teeth:21 Teeth
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SKU: 83537710180
Price: 54.99 USD
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Suzuki GSX R1000 K3 K4 2003 2004 AirBlade Double Bubble Light Smoked Backrest Pads 49T driven sprocket Number of Teeth:21 Teeth 49T driven sprocket this essential tool helps ensure safe and easy pad replacement without damaging components Shatterproof and shock resistant to minimise the chance of breakage from the impact of stones and other debris such as the Yamaha British Superbike Team & RM Racing

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