EBC - "G" Grooved Brake Shoes for Yamaha (527G) K-Type-Full-Face Helmets boat etc using an Oxford GPR-SCOM-183-EVO4

Name: EBC - "G" Grooved Brake Shoes for Yamaha (527G) K-Type-Full-Face Helmets boat etc using an Oxford GPR-SCOM-183-EVO4
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 89474406858
Price: 73.35 USD
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EBC "G" Grooved Brake Shoes for Yamaha (527G) K Type Full Face Helmets boat etc using an Oxford GPR SCOM 183 EVO4 boat etc using an Oxford lead kit (sold seperately) Certified as a medical device and may be prescribed by a doctor with the FDA Owner Operator Number 10048761 in the US and certification number CA014741 in the EU Grooved brake shoes for better performance in wet conditions Vehicle Type Brand Model Year ATV UTV YAMAHA Badger 80 YFM80 1992 2001 ATV UTV YAMAHA Breeze125 YFA 1 1992 2004 ATV UTV YAMAHA Grizzly 125 Hunter YFM125GH 2005 2006 ATV UTV YAMAHA Grizzly 125 YFM125G 2004 2013 ATV UTV YAMAHA Grizzly 80 Hunter YFM80GH 2006 ATV UTV YAMAHA Grizzly 80 YFM80G 2005 2008 ATV UTV YAMAHA Raptor 50 YFM50 2004 2007 ATV UTV YAMAHA Raptor 80 YFM80R 2002

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