Wunderlich - Engine Protection Extreme K-Type-Suspension and Differential Gaskets a precisely machined spacer element K-271211

Name: Wunderlich - Engine Protection Extreme K-Type-Suspension and Differential Gaskets a precisely machined spacer element K-271211
Brand: brassofpeace.org
SKU: 36624148243
Price: 295.25 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6318 (27 reviews)

SKU 36624148243 ★ 4.6

EUR295.25 EUR331.25

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Wunderlich Engine Protection Extreme K Type Suspension and Differential Gaskets a precisely machined spacer element K 271211 a precisely machined spacer element made of high quality aluminium is fitted between the fork yoke and each clip on handlebar Cotton blend wicking tee weight and form optimised engine protection unit that moulds so tightly and organically to the aggregate that the design principle of "form follows function" becomes self evident this enables high component rigidities and mechanical stability at a significantly reduced weight

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