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Brembo Ceramic Rear Brake Pads 07059 for Yamaha XP 500 T-Max 2001–2011 / XP 500 T-Max ABS 2004–2011 / YP 400 2004–2013 / YP 400 ABS 2007–2013 colour-white Contoured backrest pad is shaped BLACK BAR END MIRRORS

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Brembo Ceramic Rear Brake Pads 07059 for Yamaha XP 500 T Max 2001–2011 XP 500 T Max ABS 2004–2011 YP 400 2004–2013 YP 400 ABS 2007–2013 colour white Contoured backrest pad is shaped BLACK BAR END MIRRORS Contoured backrest pad is shaped to provide full lower back support without pushing the rider forward Honda Model Years Position CB 1000 F 1993 1996 Front CB 900 F 2002 2006 Front CBR 900 RR 1992 1997 Front NR 750 1992 Front NSR 250 R SP 1990 Front NTV 600 1988 1991 Front NTV 650 1988 1997 Front RS 250 R 1991 1992 Front RVF 400 1994 1996 Front RVF 750 R 1994 1997 Front VFR 400 R 1989 1992 Front VFR 750 R 1988 1993 Front VTR 1000 F 1997 2006 Front Specification Brand Brembo Manufacturer part number 07059 Compound Ceramic Position Rear Weight 0 Search make or modelNo matching application in the supplied list

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