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Galfer Sintered Metal Brake Pads FD099G1054 for Selected Suzuki, Triumph & Yamaha Models size-14 Protect your hands and levers BLACK BAR END MIRRORS

SKU: 26155334271
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Galfer Sintered Metal Brake Pads FD099G1054 for Selected Suzuki, Triumph & Yamaha Models size 14 Protect your hands and levers BLACK BAR END MIRRORS Protect your hands and levers with this Handguard Kit Adventure 2011 2013 XL 700 V 2008 2009 Suzuki Model Years Position GSF 1200 S ABS 1997 1998 Front GSF 1200 S 1996 1999 Front GSF 1200 1996 1999 Front GSX R 400 R SP 1990 1999 Front GSX R 400 R 1990 1999 Front GSX R 600 1992 1993 Front RF 900 R 1994 1997 Front Triumph Model Years Position Daytona 900 1993 1996 Front Daytona 955 I 1999 2002 Front Speed FOUR 600 2003 2006 Front Speed Triple 955 1999 2002 Front Sprint 1050 ST 2005 Front Sprint 955 RS 2000 2004 Front Sprint 955 ST 1999 2001 Front Trident 900 1995 1996 Front Trophy 1200 1994 2003 Front Trophy 900 1994 1996 Front TT 600 2000 2003 Front Yamaha Model Years Position TZ 250 1989 1990 Front TZR 125 1992 Front Specification year and fitting position

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