DNA Air Filters - Air Filter for BMW F 750 GS / F 850 GS / F 900 R / F 900 XR Options:Air Filter Based on the popular Tractionator GPR-SCOM-183-EVO4

Name: DNA Air Filters - Air Filter for BMW F 750 GS / F 850 GS / F 900 R / F 900 XR Options:Air Filter Based on the popular Tractionator GPR-SCOM-183-EVO4
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 44306431521
Price: 130.49 USD
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DNA Air Filters Air Filter for BMW F 750 GS F 850 GS F 900 R F 900 XR Options:Air Filter Based on the popular Tractionator GPR SCOM 183 EVO4 Based on the popular Tractionator Adventure but with more aggressive off road traction in all weather extremes The bit is removed by simply pushing it forward for lightning fast bit changes DNA® Filter Features:This high flow air filter is designed using DNA®'s advanced FCd (Full Contour design) and Race use

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