FORZA Rear Brake Disc - Wave 200mm

Marsoni

M251S

$25.00

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FORZA Rear Brake Disc - Wave 200mmSpecs: Distance between disc mounting holes is 70mm Inside diameter of the center hole is 75mm Overall diameter available is 200mm Suitable for FORZA FMX125L 125 140 140BF 140R FXR155Z FXR155Z SE BF FXR170 FXR190; Pitsterpro X2 125, X5 160; It may also suitable for other Pit bikes Mini MotoX, like Pitpro, DHZ, Stomps, Thumpstar brands and some of the other Chinese branded pit bikes FBLCN: B 20 & RF D ROW 2

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