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Front Brake Pads and Rear Brake Shoes: Kawasaki KLF300 KLF 300 (1989-2005) Yamaha CW50 Triumph Daytona 650 (EFI) (2005)
Front Brake Pads and Rear Brake Shoes: Kawasaki KLF300 KLF 300 (1989-2005) Yamaha CW50 Triumph Daytona 650 (EFI) (2005)
Front Brake Pads and Rear Brake Shoes: Kawasaki KLF300 KLF 300 (1989-2005) Yamaha CW50 Triumph Daytona 650 (EFI) (2005)
Front Brake Pads and Rear Brake Shoes: Kawasaki KLF300 KLF 300 (1989-2005) Yamaha CW50 Triumph Daytona 650 (EFI) (2005)
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Front Brake Pads and Rear Brake Shoes: Kawasaki KLF300 KLF 300 (1989-2005) Yamaha CW50 Triumph Daytona 650 (EFI) (2005)

SKU: 34987181053
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Description

Front Brake Pads and Rear Brake Shoes: Kawasaki KLF300 KLF 300 (1989 2005) Yamaha CW50 Triumph Daytona 650 (EFI) (2005) Triumph Daytona 650 (EFI) (2005) This rectifier is designed to replace 32800 33E20 & 32800 33E10 on the GSX R1000 for the years and models shown above You will receive front left pads Brand new set of front brake pads and rear brake shoes to fit:

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