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EBC Sintered Metal Front & Rear Brake Pads SFA086HH fits-ducati FXR with plastic fuel cap BLACK BAR END MIRRORS

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EBC Sintered Metal Front & Rear Brake Pads SFA086HH fits ducati FXR with plastic fuel cap BLACK BAR END MIRRORS FXR with plastic fuel cap 16000 B Brand SW Motech Weight 3 CFMoto Model Years Position CF 250 T6 2011 2013 Front CPI Model Years Position BRAVO 125 2010 2011 Front X LARGE 250 2011 Front Left Daelim Model Years Position CITI ACE 110 2006 2011 Front Left Etropolis Model Years Position BEL AIR LITHIUM 2014 2015 Front Rear Milano LITHIUM 2014 Front Rear RELOAD 2015 Front Rear RETRO LITHIUM 2014 2015 Front Rear Generic (KSR Moto) Model Years Position VERTIGO 125 2012 Front GOES Model Years Position G 55 R 2009 2010 Front Left Keeway Model Years Position AGORA 50 4T 2011 2012 Front Left Kreidler Model Years Position E FLORETT 1 year and fitting position

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