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EBC - "G" Grooved Brake Shoes for Yamaha (506G) Option:506G Rust resistant black powder coated GPR-SCOM-183-EVO4

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EBC "G" Grooved Brake Shoes for Yamaha (506G) Option:506G Rust resistant black powder coated GPR SCOM 183 EVO4 Rust resistant black powder coated finish 1995 TRIUMPH Daytona 900 Grooved brake shoes for better performance in wet conditions Vehicle Type Brand Model Year ATV UTV YAMAHA Badger 80 YFM80 1985 1988 ATV UTV YAMAHA Breeze125 YFA 1 1989 1991 ATV UTV YAMAHA Champ YFM100 1987 1991 MOTORCYCLE YAMAHA DT125 1980 1981 MOTORCYCLE YAMAHA DT175 1980 1981 MOTORCYCLE YAMAHA IT125 1980 1981 MOTORCYCLE YAMAHA IT175 1980 1983 MOTORCYCLE YAMAHA MX175 1980 1981 MOTORCYCLE YAMAHA RT180 1991 1992 MOTORCYCLE YAMAHA TT250 1980 1982 MOTORCYCLE YAMAHA TT350 1986 MOTORCYCLE YAMAHA TT600 1984 MOTORCYCLE YAMAHA TW200 1987 1991 MOTORCYCLE YAMAHA XT125 1982 1983 MOTORCYCLE YAMAHA XT200 1982 1983 MOTORCYCLE YAMAHA XT250 1980 1984 MOTORCYCLE YAMAHA XT350 1985 1987 MOTORCYCLE YAMAHA YZ100 1980 1983 MOTORCYCLE YAMAHA YZ125 1980 1982

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