EBC Sintered Metal Front & Rear Brake Pads FA069/3HH for Selected Honda Models Mesh this upper crash bar protects Size:1x
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EBC Sintered Metal Front & Rear Brake Pads FA069 3HH for Selected Honda Models Mesh this upper crash bar protects Size:1x this upper crash bar protects the motorcycle during drops Brand ROEG Colour Black Sizes S Honda Model Years Position CB 1100 R 1981 1983 Rear CBR 1000 F 1987 1988 Rear CBR 500 F 1987 1990 Rear CBR 600 F 1987 1990 Rear CBX 750 F 1984 Rear GL 1200 A 1984 1986 Front Rear GL 1200 D 1984 1986 Front Rear GL 1500 SE 1990 2000 Rear GL 1500 1988 1989 Rear VF 1000 F 1984 1985 Rear VF 750 F 1983 1984 Rear VFR 400 R 1986 1987 Rear VFR 400 Z 1986 1987 Rear VFR 750 F 1986 1987 Rear VT 1100 C 1987 1993 Front Specification Brand EBC Manufacturer part number FA069 3HH Compound Sintered Metal Position Front & Rear Weight 0
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