AXP Racing - Glide Plate - Fits Yamaha YZ250F / YZ450F past type tag-Socks that easily fit under the GPR-SCOM-183-EVO4

Name: AXP Racing - Glide Plate - Fits Yamaha YZ250F / YZ450F past type tag-Socks that easily fit under the GPR-SCOM-183-EVO4
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 89033126838
Price: 95.49 USD
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AXP Racing Glide Plate Fits Yamaha YZ250F YZ450F past type tag Socks that easily fit under the GPR SCOM 183 EVO4 that easily fit under the pillion eat using the existing mounting locations 2019 CAN AM (BRP) Maverick MAX X3 X RS Turbo R DPS Yamaha YZ450F Glide Plate Plastic HDPE 6mm thick Manufactured on CNC machine for a better quality it protects the frame from rocks 40% lighter than aluminium Does not generate any vibrations and is able to absorb heavy duty impacts Better lenght of life compared to alloy and carbon sumpguards This glide plate reference is compatible only for 2018 2021 models Hardware included

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