Moto-Master - Halo Series Rear Brake Rotor for Aprillia past type tag-Sweaters Aerodynamic properties are maximized through Options:RX-4950

Moto-Master - Halo Series Rear Brake Rotor for Aprillia past type tag-Sweaters Aerodynamic properties are maximized through Options:RX-4950

Name: Moto-Master - Halo Series Rear Brake Rotor for Aprillia past type tag-Sweaters Aerodynamic properties are maximized through Options:RX-4950
Brand: inm24.com
SKU: 21756731743
Price: 198.49 USD
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Moto Master Halo Series Rear Brake Rotor for Aprillia past type tag Sweaters Aerodynamic properties are maximized through Options:RX 4950 Aerodynamic properties are maximized through extensive wind tunnel and rider testing Made from lightweight forged 7075 T6 aluminum with a hard anodized finish Outer Diameters: 220 Inner Diameter: 102

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