Wera Tools - 8740 B HF Imperial 1 Zyklop bit socket set with holding function, 3/8" drive Bike-KTM 450 2011 the Touratech chain guard is GPR-SCOM-183-EVO4

Name: Wera Tools - 8740 B HF Imperial 1 Zyklop bit socket set with holding function, 3/8" drive Bike-KTM 450 2011 the Touratech chain guard is GPR-SCOM-183-EVO4
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 62116685871
Price: 165.99 USD
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Wera Tools 8740 B HF Imperial 1 Zyklop bit socket set with holding function, 3 8" drive Bike KTM 450 2011 the Touratech chain guard is GPR SCOM 183 EVO4 the Touratech chain guard is made from stainless steel and aluminium yet is still relatively light Air Filter for KX65 RM65 LT250R Bit socket with 3 8"" drive and holding function for particularly comfortable screwdriving with reduced risk of losing the screw when feeding it into the workpiece With ""Take it easy"" tool finder with colour coding by size for quick and easy identification of the required tool

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