BMC Air Filters - Yamaha X-MAX125/250 2005 > X-CITY125/250 2007 High Performance Air Filter past type tag-Luggage Weight: 620g / 22oz ex K-271211

Name: BMC Air Filters - Yamaha X-MAX125/250 2005 > X-CITY125/250 2007 High Performance Air Filter past type tag-Luggage Weight: 620g / 22oz ex K-271211
Brand: brassofpeace.org
SKU: 69269489642
Price: 58.95 USD
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Rating: 4.1044 (10 reviews)

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BMC Air Filters Yamaha X MAX125 250 2005 > X CITY125 250 2007 High Performance Air Filter past type tag Luggage Weight: 620g 22oz ex K 271211 Weight: 620g 22oz ex reservoir Bulletproof 170 degree WideVision Enduro lens Package Contents: 1 Air Filter BMC filters are made of multi layered cotton gauze soaked with low viscosity oil covered enclosed in an epoxy coated alloy mesh to ensure protection from petrol fumes and oxidization due

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