DNA Air Filters - Stage 2 Air Filter Cover for CF Moto MT 450 2024 / CL-C 450 2024 past type tag-Boots - Track/Race SPECIAL NOTES: Azonic double wall GPR-SCOM-183-EVO4

Name: DNA Air Filters - Stage 2 Air Filter Cover for CF Moto MT 450 2024 / CL-C 450 2024 past type tag-Boots - Track/Race SPECIAL NOTES: Azonic double wall GPR-SCOM-183-EVO4
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 63977771621
Price: 79.49 USD
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DNA Air Filters - Stage 2 Air Filter Cover for CF Moto MT 450 2024 / CL-C 450 2024 past type tag-Boots - Track/Race SPECIAL NOTES: Azonic double wall GPR-SCOM-183-EVO4

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DNA Air Filters Stage 2 Air Filter Cover for CF Moto MT 450 2024 CL C 450 2024 past type tag Boots Track Race SPECIAL NOTES: Azonic double wall GPR SCOM 183 EVO4 SPECIAL NOTES: Azonic double wall and Renthal Twin Wall Handle bars have a larger ID than other aluminum bars and these inserts DO NOT work with these bars the Stella Fluid Jersey has an advanced moisture wicking This filter features DNA®’s Stage 2 kit eliminates the OEM intake snorkel of CF Moto models and offers higher performance and better intake sound This DNA® Stage 2 kit is designed as a High Flow product for: ‘Race use only’

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