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N Rear Shock Honda Crf300L (106-120kg) Suspension Absorber Bike Dirt Pit SpringeBay Rear Shock Yss CRF300L MZ456 405TR 85 ( 106 120kg ) Details Qunatity : 1 Shock The more powerful engine of the CRF300L paired with YSS. Go with confidence Super different control both the balance Pass obstacles smoothly and steadily Supports the adjustment recovery, up to 30 levels. Soft spring hardness adjustment can choose rate Suitable for motorcyclist from 106 kg up to 120 kg. The suspension is better, it's more fun to go! Length 415. 5mm
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