AXP Racing - HDPE Xtrme Skid Plate - Fits Beta 125RR / 200RR (2018 - 2019) K-Type-Chain Rollers THE PLATFORM is engineered from K-271211

Name: AXP Racing - HDPE Xtrme Skid Plate - Fits Beta 125RR / 200RR (2018 - 2019) K-Type-Chain Rollers THE PLATFORM is engineered from K-271211
Brand: brassofpeace.org
SKU: 33335876168
Price: 116.47 USD
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Rating: 4.361800000000001 (15 reviews)

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AXP Racing HDPE Xtrme Skid Plate Fits Beta 125RR 200RR (2018 2019) K Type Chain Rollers THE PLATFORM is engineered from K 271211 THE PLATFORM is engineered from virtually indestructible Nylon 6 Screw free design eliminates risk of screws going through motor no deformation and no metallic noise from rock impacts are some of many advantages that you don’t find with an alloy plate This material also provides weight savings from 30 to 40% compared to a similar design and thickness in a metal alloy

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