EBC Sintered Metal Rear Brake Pads FA231/2V for Kawasaki VN 1700 2009–2013 / VN 1700 ABS 2009–2022 / VN 900 2006–2018 & Suzuki VL 1500 BT 2013–2015 all 20001 Brand SW-Motech Weight 6 0134-3144

Name: EBC Sintered Metal Rear Brake Pads FA231/2V for Kawasaki VN 1700 2009–2013 / VN 1700 ABS 2009–2022 / VN 900 2006–2018 & Suzuki VL 1500 BT 2013–2015 all 20001 Brand SW-Motech Weight 6 0134-3144
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SKU: 42239624366
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EBC Sintered Metal Rear Brake Pads FA231 2V for Kawasaki VN 1700 2009–2013 VN 1700 ABS 2009–2022 VN 900 2006–2018 & Suzuki VL 1500 BT 2013–2015 all 20001 Brand SW Motech Weight 6 0134 3144 20001 Brand SW Motech Weight 6 kg EAN 4052572282571 This Leovince Nero Exhaust System with CAT carries exhaust gases and fits the Honda SH 125 ABS Search make or modelNo matching application in the supplied list This sintered metal rear brake pad from EBC is fitted across 88 recorded model and year combinations from 2 manufacturers

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