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front and rear brake shoes honda cr125 cr 125 1983 Yamaha YZF-R125 This set of brake drum

Name: front and rear brake shoes honda cr125 cr 125 1983 Yamaha YZF-R125 This set of brake drum
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SKU: 28352570765
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front and rear brake shoes honda cr125 cr 125 1983 Yamaha YZF-R125 This set of brake drum

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front and rear brake shoes honda cr125 cr 125 1983 Yamaha YZF R125 This set of brake drum This set of brake drum shoes have been manufactured to replace the original rear set of brake drum shoes on a Kawasaki EL252 for the years and models shown above This set of front brake shoes and rear brake pads have been manufactured to replace the original brake sets on a Kawasaki KX250 for the years and models shown above

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