EBC Ceramic Front & Rear Brake Pads FA063 for Selected Suzuki Models fits-keeway including Piaggio Option:Helmet sizes XL-3XL
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EBC Ceramic Front & Rear Brake Pads FA063 for Selected Suzuki Models fits keeway including Piaggio Option:Helmet sizes XL 3XL including Piaggio This sintered metal front brake pad from Galfer is fitted across 187 recorded model and year combinations from 8 manufacturers 2006 2007 Rear GSX 250 F 1990 1997 Rear GSX 250 S 1991 1992 Rear GSX 400 F 1988 1989 Rear GSX 400 FW 1983 1984 Front Rear GSX 400 S 1992 1993 Rear GSX 400 1994 2008 Rear GSX 550 EF 1984 1987 Front Rear GSX 550 ES 1984 1987 Front Rear GSX 600 F 1988 2004 Rear GSX 750 F 1989 2006 Rear GSX 750 1998 2003 Rear GSX R 1100 1986 1996 Rear GSX R 250 R 1989 1990 Rear GSX R 250 1988 1989 Rear GSX R 400 R SP 1989 1990 Rear GSX R 400 R 1989 1995 Rear GSX R 400 SP 1988 Rear GSX R 400 1987 1988 Rear GSX R 600 1997 2003 Rear GSX R 750 R 1986 182 kg EAN 5050953000539
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