CNC Racing tire valve cap set (2 pcs) Suzuki GSX600F Katana (1998-2006) RETAIL_9583 Fabricated using graded aluminium and the EP Quad Lock

Name: CNC Racing tire valve cap set (2 pcs) Suzuki GSX600F Katana (1998-2006) RETAIL_9583 Fabricated using graded aluminium and the EP Quad Lock
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SKU: 19467726040
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CNC Racing tire valve cap set (2 pcs) Suzuki GSX600F Katana (1998-2006) RETAIL_9583 Fabricated using graded aluminium and the EP Quad Lock

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CNC Racing tire valve cap set (2 pcs) Suzuki GSX600F Katana (1998 2006) RETAIL_9583 Fabricated using graded aluminium and the EP Quad Lock Fabricated using graded aluminium and features an EP hexagonal matrix hole pattern Features of EP Radiator Guard for KTM Super Adventure so there is always a suitable color for your motorcycle: black and completely milled from aluminum

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