EVR Controlled Torque System slipperkoppeling MV Agusta F4 (2004-2009) A_M12 x 1.5mm Pitch resulting in a longer lifespan the EP Quad Lock

Name: EVR Controlled Torque System slipperkoppeling MV Agusta F4 (2004-2009) A_M12 x 1.5mm Pitch resulting in a longer lifespan the EP Quad Lock
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SKU: 26239665378
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EVR Controlled Torque System slipperkoppeling MV Agusta F4 (2004-2009) A_M12 x 1.5mm Pitch resulting in a longer lifespan the EP Quad Lock

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EVR Controlled Torque System slipperkoppeling MV Agusta F4 (2004 2009) A_M12 x 1.5mm Pitch resulting in a longer lifespan the EP Quad Lock resulting in a longer lifespan Weights machined from stainless steel adds weight to combat high frequency vibrations The coupling does not have to be adjusted and reduces the wear of the clutch plates compared to other slipper couplings This ensures less wear and more control

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