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front and rear brake shoes yamaha ty250 ty 250 1981 Suzuki T305 We also stock in chrome

Name: front and rear brake shoes yamaha ty250 ty 250 1981 Suzuki T305 We also stock in chrome
Brand: cafecompany.com.br
SKU: 61263976074
Price: 32.95 USD
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front and rear brake shoes yamaha ty250 ty 250 1981 Suzuki T305 We also stock in chrome

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front and rear brake shoes yamaha ty250 ty 250 1981 Suzuki T305 We also stock in chrome We also stock in chrome and with a thinner (23mm) shaft depending on your preference This set of brake drum shoes have been manufactured to replace the original rear set of brake drum shoes on a Kawasaki ZL600 for the years and models shown above

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