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Scotts Performance - Top Mount Stabilizer Kit For Honda CRF450 R 2005-2008 (7/8" & 1 1/8" Handlebars) Option:Full Kit (include a damper with arm) - 7/8" Bars this radio is perfect for GPR-SCOM-183-EVO4
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Scotts Performance Top Mount Stabilizer Kit For Honda CRF450 R 2005 2008 (7 8" & 1 1 8" Handlebars) Option:Full Kit (include a damper with arm) 7 8" Bars this radio is perfect for GPR SCOM 183 EVO4 this radio is perfect for snowmobiling With a multitude of uses This kit enables you to use a Scott's stabilizer with your Honda CRF450r and is designed to mount ON TOP of the handlebars and is only for use with stock triple clamps if you have modified your triple clamp you must notify us so we can obtain all the right information to get you the part that will fit your particular setup
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