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Front and Rear Brake Shoes: Honda ATC250 ATC 250 (1985-1988) Kawasaki KH500 Suzuki GSX 750 F (1989-2006)

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SKU 66835501249
EUR41.95 EUR76.95

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Front and Rear Brake Shoes: Honda ATC250 ATC 250 (1985 1988) Kawasaki KH500 Suzuki GSX 750 F (1989 2006) Suzuki GSX 750 F (1989 2006) We also ship worldwide with different delivery options available This set of brake drum shoes have been manufactured to replace the original front and rear sets of brake drum shoes on a Honda ATC250 for the years and models shown above Honda ATC 250 ES (1985 1988)

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