Steahly Offroad - Flywheel Weight for KTM 250 XCFW/EXCF 2012-2013 supplier-RaceCap Currently there are STX 36 GPR-SCOM-183-EVO4

Name: Steahly Offroad - Flywheel Weight for KTM 250 XCFW/EXCF 2012-2013 supplier-RaceCap Currently there are STX 36 GPR-SCOM-183-EVO4
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SKU: 80046691299
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Steahly Offroad Flywheel Weight for KTM 250 XCFW EXCF 2012 2013 supplier RaceCap Currently there are STX 36 GPR SCOM 183 EVO4 Currently there are STX 36 Scooter shock absorber upgrades available for Honda MSX while the RF 1400 is designed to provide better noise reduction and meets additional safety certifications Fits all KTM 250 XCFW and EXCF 2012 2013 This weight uses patent pending bonding method designed for durability and reliability in high performance motorcycle engines

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