Touratech - 25mm Lowering Progressive Fork & Shock Springs - BMW F850GS /GSA import_date_2026-01-23_damian_1 12mm and 14mm collets GPR-SCOM-183-EVO4

Name: Touratech - 25mm Lowering Progressive Fork & Shock Springs - BMW F850GS /GSA import_date_2026-01-23_damian_1 12mm and 14mm collets GPR-SCOM-183-EVO4
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Touratech - 25mm Lowering Progressive Fork & Shock Springs - BMW F850GS /GSA import_date_2026-01-23_damian_1 12mm and 14mm collets GPR-SCOM-183-EVO4

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Touratech 25mm Lowering Progressive Fork & Shock Springs BMW F850GS GSA import_date_2026 01 23_damian_1 12mm and 14mm collets GPR SCOM 183 EVO4 12mm and 14mm collets 2018 CAN AM (BRP) Commander MAX 1000 R LTD DPS GPS **** Side stand and center stand can be used without further changes **** Our recommendation: have the replacement springs fitted by a specialist workshop

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