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EBC Sintered Metal Rear Brake Pads SFA706HH for Selected Yamaha Models fits-derbi Kawasaki Model Years Position VN BLACK BAR END MIRRORS

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EBC Sintered Metal Rear Brake Pads SFA706HH for Selected Yamaha Models fits derbi Kawasaki Model Years Position VN BLACK BAR END MIRRORS Kawasaki Model Years Position VN 1500 2002 2003 Front VN 1600 2004 Front ZRX 1100 1997 2000 Front ZRX 1200 R 2001 2006 Front ZRX 1200 S 2001 2004 Front ZX 12 R 2000 2003 Front ZX 6 600 1998 2002 Front ZX 6 R 600 1998 2002 Front ZX 6 R 636 2002 Front ZX 7 R 1996 2003 Front ZX 9 R 1996 2001 Front Suzuki Model Years Position GSF 1200 S 2001 2005 Front GSF 1200 2001 2005 Front GSX 1300 R 1999 2007 Front GSX 1300 RZ 2003 • Dimensions: 20" W x 14" D x 9" T Brand EBC Manufacturer part number SFA706HH Compound Sintered Metal Position Rear Weight 0 Search make or modelNo matching application in the supplied list

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