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81" Throttle Cable For Go Kart 150cc 250cc Carter American Sprotworks Hammerhead on 2040-parts.com

US $11.90
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Bridgeton, Missouri, United States

Bridgeton, Missouri, United States
Condition:New UPC:Does Not Apply Warranty:Yes Brand:Unbranded/Generic Material:Metal Manufacturer Part Number:Does Not Apply Length:81" MPN:Does Not Apply Color:Black

Go Kart Throttle Cable 81 Inch 150cc 250cc Carter American Sprotworks

Features:
    • 100% Brand New and High quality
    • Fit models:Go Kart
    • Note: This cable can be replaced for brands such as HAMMERHEAD, CARTER AMERICAN SPROTWORKS
    • Please check the picture before you buy

Specification:
    • Material: Metal
    • Color: Black
    • Total cable length: 81"

What is included:
    • 1 x Throttle Cable
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