EBC - "G" Grooved Brake Shoes for Kawasaki (706G) K-Type-Steering Bearings Front Lens: Hard Coated Polycarbonate GPR-SCOM-183-EVO4

Name: EBC - "G" Grooved Brake Shoes for Kawasaki (706G) K-Type-Steering Bearings Front Lens: Hard Coated Polycarbonate GPR-SCOM-183-EVO4
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 86996654209
Price: 94.25 USD
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Rating: 4.3402 (10 reviews)

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EBC "G" Grooved Brake Shoes for Kawasaki (706G) K Type Steering Bearings Front Lens: Hard Coated Polycarbonate GPR SCOM 183 EVO4 Front Lens: Hard Coated Polycarbonate fits: OF693Z OF696Z OF768Z & OF690Z OF691Z OF692Z Grooved brake shoes for better performance in wet conditions Brand Model Year KAWASAKI KLF185A Bayou 185 1985 1988 KAWASAKI KLF220A 2x4 Bayou 220 1988 2002 KAWASAKI KLF250A 2x4 Bayou 250 2003 2011 KAWASAKI KLF300A 2x4 Bayou 300 1986 1987 KAWASAKI KLF300B 2x4 Bayou 300 1988 2004

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