EBC - "G" Grooved Brake Shoes for Yamaha (532R) past type tag-Heated Accessories MX-214 803 95 57 213 GPR-SCOM-183-EVO4

Name: EBC - "G" Grooved Brake Shoes for Yamaha (532R) past type tag-Heated Accessories MX-214 803 95 57 213 GPR-SCOM-183-EVO4
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 90068591633
Price: 83.15 USD
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Rating: 4.2385 (24 reviews)

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EBC "G" Grooved Brake Shoes for Yamaha (532R) past type tag Heated Accessories MX 214 803 95 57 213 GPR SCOM 183 EVO4 MX 214 803 95 57 213 54 KX125 250'03 05 Grooves similar to underside of the handlebar supports to lock into the top triple clamp and to the handlebar supports to avoid twisting Grooved brake shoes for better performance in wet conditions Vehicle Type Brand Model Year ATV UTV YAMAHA Big Bear 250 YFM250B 2007 2009 ATV UTV YAMAHA Big Bear 400 4x4 YFM400F 2006 ATV UTV YAMAHA Big Bear 400 Prof

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