Scotts Performance - Yamaha 2004 WR450F Steering Damper Kit - ( DS-SUB-6260 & DM-SUB-6260) Style:Mounting Kit and Damper Sold in pairs GPR-SCOM-183-EVO4

Name: Scotts Performance - Yamaha 2004 WR450F Steering Damper Kit - ( DS-SUB-6260 & DM-SUB-6260) Style:Mounting Kit and Damper Sold in pairs GPR-SCOM-183-EVO4
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SKU: 71437042981
Price: 410.98 USD
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Scotts Performance - Yamaha 2004 WR450F Steering Damper Kit - ( DS-SUB-6260 & DM-SUB-6260) Style:Mounting Kit and Damper Sold in pairs GPR-SCOM-183-EVO4

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Scotts Performance Yamaha 2004 WR450F Steering Damper Kit ( DS SUB 6260 & DM SUB 6260) Style:Mounting Kit and Damper Sold in pairs GPR SCOM 183 EVO4 Sold in pairs 1: Based on internal test conducted in Fontange but may not be showing the exact kit for your specific bike This photo is showing the complete kit with the optional oversize handlebar conversion kit

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